Step 1.
Choose a
style!
There are many
reasons people learn to dance. Perhaps there
is a social function in your future and you
don't want to avoid the dance floor, or
perhaps you are taking lessons in a certain
style and want to supplement your lessons
with practice at home. Having a tool to help
you get the correct repetitions is a key to
learning.
Step 2.
Choose a Dance.
In many styles
there are more than 1 dance. for example
Ballroom includes as many as 5 basic dances.
Waltz-Tango-Foxtrot-Quickstep-Viennese
Waltz. You may choose a tape that teaches
the entire style or you may like to do it
one dance at a time.
Step 3.
Choose a
skill level.
Most video
tapes come in three different skill levels.
Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced. Since
there are so many styles of dance it is hard
to detail what is what level.
A good
scale would be the system used by Ballroom
Schools. They have a Bronze, Silver and Gold
level. If you have no experience then you
would want a Beginner level tape. These
tapes are going to offer instruction for the
most fundamental aspects. If you have a
little experience then you may be more
suited for an Intermediate tape. The
Intermediate tapes will add more variation
and style to the basic steps. In many cases
they are a continuation of the beginner
level. The Advanced levels are for those
dancers with more experience. Here you will
get into more complicated material and
detail to style and authenticity.
Finally, buy and see for yourself. We have
the finest Instructional Video tapes on the
market!
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