Ask questions, meet dancers, and be part of the conversation.
Some teachers will not teach just one student on a private lesson because they don't want to feel like they need to be dancing with the student for most of the lesson. They will only teach couples. Other teachers will take the one student, in a so-called "singles" lesson.
If you are not interested in pro-am, try take lessons from some very well established pro ladies who are very experienced, always busy training/traveling to compete; very high ranking experienced pros usually teach very serious am competitors, so they might have some inside info of if one of their very serious am students split or some other serious am come to them asking help for partner.
It's SOOOOOOO hard to track down the high-profile pro ladies. They are always all over the world... and there is no consistency. I am thinking of tracking down one of them for occasional high-level coaching and partnership information when possible, and have another young pro to have more floor time??
Thoughts?
Kitty, Standarddancer, you guys are much more connected. Would you please let me know when the high-profile pro ladies come back and hook me up?
I have been looking for a partner for a while. Now I feel like I need to be more active and start taking singles, but I don't plan to compete in pro-am. Hopefully the coach knows some amateur girls that she can introduce me to.
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