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There certainly were exceptions, but as a pattern, yes, this absolutely seemed to be the case! (Good memory Larinda!)

Soooooo fits what I used to encounter, yes as far as lessons, but also what vendors would tell me about sponsored couples, etc.

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For those looking to donate, please see the first post in this thread... it has a consolidated listing of all the programs and their relevant contact info! :) * Shameless plug: please PM me if you're interested in donating to the University of Arkansas Ballroom Team (I'm their Co-advisor)!

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For anyone in the Anchorage area who may be interested, I'll be teaching a Dance Partnering Theory workshop on Saturday (June 25, 2016), from 4:30-6pm, at Alaska Dance Promotions -- equally applicable to salsa/club and ballroom dances!

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Welcome to DF TL! :D

The original cha-cha-cha used triplet timing, i.e. three steps evenly shuffled over two beats of music. In contrast to this 2/3-2/3-2/3 timing, the ballroom version uses 1/2-1/2-whole timing, i.e. 4-&-1 (with 4 and & each having .5 beats and 1 having a whole beat). What's confusing is that...

For those who may be interested, here's a sample album of some of my images from Dance Legends 2016.

On a recent trip managed to get in a dance with a very good follow and enjoyed her semi-surprised “you’re so easy to follow!” as we had a great dance. The best, however, was probably my first dance partner of the trip. I was beyond flattered to have finished our first dance to “Who are you...

It was a great event, and Ily and the whole Dance Legends team put on another top notch show! Photos coming soon, but shame on all you DF'ers who didn't come over and say "hi" to me! :p

NOT trying to start anything contentious here; just want to know how you are using/defining "professional" teacher here. Let's assume non-competing.

I'm actually shocked that there hasn't been a legal challenge to this (although perhaps there has and I am just unaware). I have no background in law, but from those I've spoken with who do, I think that if a serious legal case were brought against the restriction of work, the NDCA would likely...