Skip to content
The Dancing Grapevine

All about the "Social" part of Dancing

  • Home
  • Articles
    • Beginner-Friendly
    • Social Dancing
      • Community Building
      • Etiquette
      • Health & Safety
      • Leading
      • Following
      • Inspirational
    • Workshops & Classes
    • Congresses & Travel
    • Performance & Competition
    • Dance Discussions
    • Fun Stuff
  • About Us
    • About the Author
    • About TDG
    • Our Photography
    • Contact Us
    • Sharing Articles
  • Support TDG
  • Writing Services
  • Home
  • Articles
    • Beginner-Friendly
    • Social Dancing
      • Community Building
      • Etiquette
      • Health & Safety
      • Leading
      • Following
      • Inspirational
    • Workshops & Classes
    • Congresses & Travel
    • Performance & Competition
    • Dance Discussions
    • Fun Stuff
  • About Us
    • About the Author
    • About TDG
    • Our Photography
    • Contact Us
    • Sharing Articles
  • Support TDG
  • Writing Services
  • Leading - Social Dancing

    How to Test-Drive your Partner (Lead’s Version)

    October 6, 2015 - By Laura Riva

    So, you’re on the social dance floor. You’ve just asked a partner to dance. This can be someone that you have never danced with, or it can be your first dance of the night with a great friend. Maybe it’s a dancer who you think is really advanced, and you are SUPER excited to go wild! But wait: you haven’t test-driven the dance yet.

    Continue Reading
  • Leading - Social Dancing

    The Truth About Strong Leads

    July 15, 2015 - By Laura Riva

    You may hear us follows from time to time admire our favourite leaders. We may call them strong leads, but when we say ‘strong’, it may mean something different.

    Continue Reading
  • Following - Leading - Social Dancing

    Lead vs. Follow: What Do The Roles Really Mean?

    January 8, 2015 - By Laura Riva

    Lead and Follow: two opposite sides of the same coin that are necessary for the perfect partner dance. Historically, these roles were called the “male” and “female” role, but luckily in the modern dance world the two roles hold greater fluidity. So, in lieu of describing the roles with a masculine and feminine narrative, how do we define them?

    Continue Reading
Newer Posts 

Search

Topics

  • Beginner-Friendly (74)
  • Community Building (23)
  • Congresses & Travel (23)
  • Dance Discussions (73)
  • Etiquette (61)
  • Following (22)
  • For Teachers (2)
  • Fun Stuff (28)
  • Health & Safety (25)
  • Inspirational (20)
  • Inspirational Stories (5)
  • Leading (29)
  • Performance & Competition (6)
  • Social Dancing (159)
  • Workshops & Classes (32)
  • Home
  • Copyright Information
  • Privacy Policy
  • Contact
  • Contribute
Graceful Theme by Optima Themes
  • Find
  • Promote
  • Organize