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The Swizzlestick is a really nice move performed by lots of dancers in Rock 'n' roll and some other styles.
Each year in September the South Australian coastal town of Victor Harbour springs to life with the dazzling sights and thrilling sounds of a Rock 'n' Roll festival. Ladies in gaily-coloured swishy skirts, men in dance outfits, hot Rock 'n' Roll bands and hot rods descend en masse into this normally quit holiday and retirement spot where whale watching is a much more usual pastime.
Here's some nice dancing from South Australian dance teacher George Davison with one of our regular stars Ann DiFabio Caruso. We can learn some important lessons from their performance.
Beautiful fashionable dance clothing, leotards, bags and other dance wear for girls and teens, available from Angel Dancewear.
Wimmera Rockers Danceworld are a Rock 'n' Roll club based in Horsham, Victoria.
Have you got your entries in for the 2016 Southern Highlands Festival of Rock 'n' Roll and Swing Dance Competition being held at Bargo Sports Club on Saturday, 9th April 2016?
We knew this! According to an ABC news report, dancing lowers the risk of heart disease. Significantly!
Watching this YouTube video of Frankie Manning, one of the founders of swing dance in the late 1920s, you can learn a lot about how to make dance look good! He was 91 years old at the time.
Have you ever thought of learning to dance? That's a great move! Dance is a fabulous feel-good exercise. If you wish to attract a new romantic partner, there is no better way than to learn a structured dance style. People who are known as great dancers are always popular with the opposite sex.
Editor's note: Wintersun is no longer held at Coolangatta. This post remains for historical interest.
Coolangatta wasn't 'Lonely Street' when the Rock 'n' Rollers are were town!
Everybody wants to look great when they dance. If only there was a simple thing you could do that would wow audiences, win admiration and and make lots of people want to dance with you. Well, you're in luck. There is! Sadly though, many people miss what is staring them in the face.
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South Australia has many fine Rock n Roll dancers. We have a large Rock n Roll following and many venues featuring bands that play our favourite music style with, good dance floors to practice on. One partnership that has blossomed in recent times is that of June and Derek.
On the morning of Thursday, 7th December 2007, highly popular musical duo Boris Loves To Boogie set up their equipment in the gymnasium of the Suneden Special School at Mitchell Park, South Australia. This gig was unusual in that the audience consisted of several dozen children with various intellectual disabilities. These included Down's Syndrome and Angelman's Syndrome.
If you're going to dance rock 'n' roll outdoors you need some good weather for it. South Australia is certainly the place. These pictures contributed by Debbie were taken at an event on 16th September 2012.
If you want to party and you want some cool cats to provide some great Rock n Roll entertainment you won't do much better than The Party Cats. Based in Adelaide, South Australia, the boys perform at a variety of locations.
One of the eternally glorious moments on a crowded dance floor occurs when the music suddenly does something weird. A song can contain a major tempo shift, speeding up or slowing down unexpectedly part-way through.
Psychotic Reaction is an interesting track to dance rock 'n' roll to. It has some very awkward up-tempo switches at several points.�You wouldn't ordinarily include it in a playlist for dancing unless you want to catch people out wondering what to do when the music throws them.
Oh, Boy! Did Roy Orbison get it wrong? Buddy Holly would have rolled over in his grave while Beethoven, contrary to the lyrics of Chuck Berry's classic song, rests peacefully in his, secure in the knowledge that his music has withstood the test of time. Rock 'n' Roll die? That'll be the day!
Dancing Rock n Roll is a great family activity. Children love music just as much as adults and they enjoy dancing if they're given the opportunity to learn. Dance can help them to appreciate the benefits of structured activity. Since it's also very much a visual art, it can help them to develop self esteem as well as learning constructive social skills within a defined community.
Wildly flinging your weight around in a neatly controlled fashion is a contradiction in terms. Doing it in in time to music is a forlorn hope for most people. Every expert in every form of physical pursuit from origami through to heavyweight wrestling will tell you that it is how you use your body that counts, not simply how much force you apply.
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