Ask questions, meet dancers, and be part of the conversation.
squirrel said:Maybe, my problems were many: I had arms of steel and wouldn't accept the lead, I went off beat all the time - heck I didn't even hear the beat... I'm not saying you can't do it, I'm just saying that, from my experience, I am sure I was almost impossible to lead...
Can I make her blush? Make her giggle and blush and forget that she is trying to dance and I think even a mountian will dance.squirrel said::lol: You guys rock!
(PS I'd introduce you to a friend of mine... she's like so hard to lead one'd say they're moving a mountain...)
africana said:gee gambling with that finger eh?...what if she suddenly has the urge to snap it and wipe that self-assured teacher-grin off your face :twisted: :lol:azzey said:My cure for arms of steel is to lead with just one finger
sorry moment of dark humor
:lol:tsb said:africana said:gee gambling with that finger eh?...what if she suddenly has the urge to snap it and wipe that self-assured teacher-grin off your face :twisted: :lol:azzey said:My cure for arms of steel is to lead with just one finger
sorry moment of dark humor
i suspect that once word got around, guys would be using a different finger to communicate their thoughts if that person approached guys asking them to dance. what goes around comes around.
africana said:gee gambling with that finger eh?...what if she suddenly has the urge to snap it and wipe that self-assured teacher-grin off your face :twisted: :lol:azzey said:My cure for arms of steel is to lead with just one finger
sorry moment of dark humor
Ms_Sunlight said:I'm a beginner (if not a complete one anymore!) and I have to say I find it harder to dance when a man's lead is too strong than when it's too weak. If I feel like I'm being pushed about it's hard to keep my composure and I feel unsteady. It doesn't make for a fun experience.
A gentler (but still definite) lead is definitely better. It's not just about the quality of the moves, it's about the quality of the experience -- especially if you want the abject beginner to want to start learning and come back!
tsb said:i've seen some followers post that they'd prefer a stronger lead.
perhaps the best answer to for leaders to observe their partners & figure which way is better for that person.