| Ballroom Dancing is when a couple
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| | feelings, thoughts and emotions. These
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| performs any of the various social dances
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| | dances may be stricter than other forms
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| that follow a pattern of predictable
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| | of dance and may limit the range of steps
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| steps. Examples of these dances are the
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| | and body movement involved, but it is
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| tango, waltz, fox trot and quick step.
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| | still one of the best expressions of
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| It has an immensely amplified popularity
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| | love, joy and pain between two
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| spreading across Europe, the Americas and
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| | people.Also, all ballroom dances are
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| Asia. Ballroom dancing has had a
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| | performed by only two people, usually a
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| relatively short but interesting history
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| | man and a woman. These dances are
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| and has evolved from a recreational
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| | performed in a certain position termed as
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| activity to a worldwide sporting
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| | the "Closed Hold". In this position, the
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| event.Ballroom dancing originated in
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| | couple strictly remains in contact in
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| England in the late 18th and early 19th
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| | five different points or places. These
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| centuries in which these dances, such as
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| | five points consists of three hand
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| the waltz, were performed by the upper
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| | contacts, one elbow contact and one chest
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| and elite classes of society in balls and
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| | contact.The first hand contact occurs
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| parties. During the late 19th to the
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| | when the man's left hand holds the lady's
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| early 20th centuries, it became a trend
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| | right hand. Second is when the lady's
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| among the working and middle class where
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| | left hand is placed at the top of the
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| they would go to gatherings and events in
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| | man's right upper arm. In the tango, the
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| public dance halls. In the early 1920s,
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| | lady's left hand is placed behind the
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| ballroom dancing competitions started to
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| | man's arm, not on top of it. The third
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| boom that in 1924, an organization was
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| | contact is when the man's right hand is
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| formed called the Ballroom Branch of the
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| | placed under the left shoulder blade on
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| Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing.
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| | the lady's back. The fourth contact is
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| The objective of this organization was to
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| | when the lady's left elbow rests on the
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| standardize and formalize ballroom
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| | man's right elbow and both arms are kept
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| dancing techniques, sets of steps and
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| | in a horizontal line. The lady's arms
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| music to which it was danced to.In
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| | are held comfortably by the man's and
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| legitimate Dance Sport competitions and
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| | permit her to follow the man's lead with
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| in social events, there are five standard
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| | ease. This also gives the couple the
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| dances. These are the Modern and the
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| | appearance of having a bearing of
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| Viennese Waltz, the Tango, the Slow
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| | royalty. This is an important
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| Foxtrot and the Quickstep. These dances
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| | characteristic in the ballroom dances
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| are standardized and categorized into
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| | that came from Western Europe because
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| segregated teaching levels and utilize
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| | these dances were performed in the royal
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| vocabulary, rhythm and tempo and
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| | courts. The last point of contact is
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| techniques which are accepted
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| | where the right area of the chest of one
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| internationally.Although these dances
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| | touches the right area of his partner.
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| come from very different backgrounds and
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| | This closeness allows very little room
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| have special techniques, aesthetics,
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| | between the partners' faces thus
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| rhythms and tempos, they do share common
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| | contributing to the dance's romantic
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| qualities. All ballroom dances, as with
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| | appeal.
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| all forms of dance, are expressions of
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