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Modul English Waltz

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The waltz is one of the smoothest of ballroom dances. It is a progressive dance marked by long, flowing movements, continuous turns, and rises and falls. The dance is so graceful and elegant that waltz dancers seem to glide across the floor with almost no effort. A truly romantic dance, the waltz consists of smooth, round, flowing movements.

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1- I choose my options (man, or woman, etc...), I click on add to cart, Then I click on "next".

2- I click on next and fill in my details,

3- I click on continue: the calendar appears and I choose my start date.

4- I click on continue to finalise my registration.

5- I receive my ticket electronically and attend the course from the date I have chosen.
To register after clicking on the course of your choice, choose the day, the time, if you are male or female or male and female for couples, the number of hours of classes for your subscription etc...
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Put your choice in the shopping cart and follow the registration process, just before the payment page you will receive the calendar page. There you can choose the date you want to start your course, before the payment page.

FAQs

  • What is the language of instruction?

    We explain to English speakers in English, and to French, Dutch and German speakers who don't speak English in French, Dutch and German respectively.

  • Is it possible to register alone?

    Yes, you can register alone

  • Can I register with a partner?

    Yes, you can register with a partner

  • Are there any classes on Easter Sunday?

    No, there are no classes on Easter Sunday or on the last two Sundays in December, but private lessons are available for those who wish.

  • What is the ratio of men to women in group classes?

    We're very careful about this, we like a balance between men and women for all our couples group classes. If you can enrol, in other words if the system lets you enrol, then the balance still holds.

    If there is a tendency towards imbalance, the system blocks the excess gender to prevent the excess gender from registering. So if you're man or woman and you see that you can't register, just come and check from time to time to see if we can take the gender you belong to again, or send us an e-mail, and once you see that male or female can be registered again, register straight away without waiting for the risk of someone else coming to register.

  • If I register today, do I have to start today or this week?

    No, if you register you are not obliged to start the week you have registered for. During the registration process, you will be asked to choose a start date on the calendar, which will then count as your first day.

    So, for example, you could enrol in March and choose September as your start date, and that September date would then count as the first day of your course.

  • What level should I choose if I've never danced anything?

    If you've never danced anything before, choose the beginners level.

  • What level should I choose if I've danced before?

    If you've danced before, choose the level recommended by your instructor.

    If you're from elsewhere, choose the beginners level or send us an e-mail.

  • Are we well looked after during our development?

    Yes, you are well monitored. You receive regular feadback on our academic platform my.dynamodance.com

  • Are the courses online or in person?

    Registration is online, which saves time, but the courses are in person.

  • How frequently should I attend?

    We recommend attending at least once a week to build and maintain your skills.

  • Can I register directly for the intermediate course?

    To enroll in the intermediate course, you need to have followed our beginners' course.

  • How many times do I have to pay for the same level?

    With us you don't pay for the level but for the material.
    If you know the difference between your right foot and your left foot, you won't need to repeat a level - our courses are sufficiently structured.

    If, in an exceptional situation, the instructor considers that you have to repeat a level, you no longer pay for the lessons you attended, you repeat them free of charge. So with us, you don't pay twice for the same class you have attended. Your last session in our courses should have taken place less than 16 weeks ago, otherwise you are considered to be new.

  • If I have to repeat a level because I've been absent?

    Well, you'll have to pay only for the sessions for wich you were absent.

  • Why do your lesson covers less than 1 hour?

    This is the time you often have in the classroom, as you often have 5 minutes to get in and 5 minutes to get out. What's more, it's not just the time that counts but the efficiency.

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There is no dance more majestic, elegant and beautiful than the iconic waltz. This is not a fancy dance of the teenage romance variety. It's a legendary story, a journey to the ends of the earth to be with you.

Characteristics of the waltz

The waltz is a gentle dance that moves around the dance line. Characterised by its "up and down" action, the waltz includes a step, a slide and a 3/4 time step. Dancers should move their shoulders smoothly, parallel to the floor rather than up and down, and they should strive to lengthen each step. On the first beat of the music, a step forward is taken on the heel, then on the ball of the foot with a gradual rise on the toes, continuing on the second and third beats of the music. At the end of the third beat, the heel is lowered to the ground to the starting position.

Technique

The slow waltz is very commonly danced at weddings and other social occasions. It is romantic, elegant and very much alive. Generally, it moves with a weighted step on each beat. Alternatively, the hesitation rhythm uses a weighted step on the first or accented beat of the bar and maintains it for the next two beats. In addition, the one-two-three, one-two-three count is often used.

Rhythm and music of the waltz

Waltz music is written in 3/4 time, counted as "1,2,3 - 1,2,3". The first beat of each bar is accentuated, which corresponds to the extended and very stretched step that is performed on the first count, followed by two short steps. With its distinctive rhythmic pattern, the waltz is easy to recognize and learn.

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