Ballroom/Dancesport Research

[SDsalsaguy]

Web site about my doctoral research into the culture and community of ballroom and dancesport ~ http://www.geocities.com/_ynot_/Home.html

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[SDsalsaguy]

Now updated to show the venues covered in my past six weeks in England, Denmark, and Italy as well as the 45 additional people interviewed.

[pygmalion]

SDsalsaguy,

I know others may find this a strange question, but what the heck, I'm an engineer/scientist. I need to know.

In your research, have you found any interesting differences by demographic group or national origin? Have you looked at it?

I ask because almost all the ballroom dancers I know are in their 30's or 40's, of Anglo-Saxon descent, upper middle class, divorced or widowed ...

Just curious. No intent to send you off on an unnecessary tangent. But I would love to see your thesis when you're done.

[SDsalsaguy]

I just redesigned my site this weekend... check it out (http://www.geocities.com/_ynot_/Home.html)! :D

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[Genesius Redux]

I ask because almost all the ballroom dancers I know are in their 30's or 40's, of Anglo-Saxon descent...

Hey! Hey! Io, non sono inglese.... :wink:

[pygmalion]

I still think that would be an interesting slant. Maybe one of these days, I'll go get a PhD in anthropology and study that myself. :wink:

[Genesius Redux]

I still think that would be an interesting slant. Maybe one of these days, I'll go get a PhD in anthropology and study that myself. :wink:

Jenn, you and me both, if we can ever decide what we want to be when we grow up.... :wink: