Ceroc Scotland Forum

Gav wrote:Doing it and not looking like a complete flid, that's hard

Yes, that was very funny. You need to get your hip action going, dear...it's all in the hips!

Gav wrote:I've had a go at Zumba, I don't know what all the fuss is about.
It's not that hard.

I suspect I'll somehow muddle through.

Just coz you lot haven't seen me do any Latin dancing the past few years, doesn't mean I'm completely incompetent at it, you know?

Double Trouble wrote:Yes, that was very funny. You need to get your hip action going, dear...it's all in the hips!

and of course Lycra is an absolute MUST.

Trouble wrote:and of course Lycra is an absolute MUST.

Actually, I'm pretty sure I don't have anything lycra. The last time I wore lycra dancing was the 24-hour Ceroc marathon in the early nineties.

David Bailey wrote:I plan to try Zumba

So, did you make it to the Zumba class? We'll need video evidence, obviously.

Double Trouble wrote:So, did you make it to the Zumba class?

I did. Quite invigorating actually, but the whole concept is, as I thought, marketing rubbish dressed up as a coherent style. Salsercise / sambacise, basically.

I felt I'd earned my cooked brekkie that day though.

Double Trouble wrote:We'll need video evidence, obviously.

If you're that desperate to perve, I understand there's a thing called the internet which has occasionally had unsavoury material.

This WCS / Samba video posted by Caro reminded me of this.

http://forum.cerocscotland.com/showthre ... post590184


Having seen it on DVD it is perfectly reasonable. It isn't really a swing dance with some elements of samba added like the above.



It is pure latin samba, except for a couple of travelling returns, thown in to reposition from the end of one move to beginning of the next.

Which probably saves having to teach difficult transitions between moves, and gives a bit of recovery time.