Have you gone back to your Jack Dee face Stew, as I remember on the holiday you had a lovely smile, and was charming to the ladies, and FUN.
Have you gone back to your Jack Dee face Stew, as I remember on the holiday you had a lovely smile, and was charming to the ladies, and FUN.
Bizarrely enough i tend to have the opposite problem. Dancing is one of the few times when I don't have to remember to smile, it just happens naturally. It's when I'm not dancing that I occasionally get comments that I look serious and need to smile more!
Anyway, in terms of advice for you, I think this all boils down to eye contact and connection with your partner. Smiling alone is not what you are after - smiling into space is not going to get you very far. So, I think you should focus on engaging in more frequent eye contact with your partner, and you will tend to find that smiling will happen naturally as a result.
Another tip is to think during the dance about how much you are enjoying the dance and this happy thought should encourage you to break into a smile
Best of luck on Sunday! I'm sure you'll make a fantastic teacher
Are you really coming?if so we'll have a fun time,look forward to seeing you there, with my cocktail to toast you
you make it sound so technical, I rarely think about the moves when I dance I just pick some random move and hope it works 9/10 it doesn't but at least I gave it a shot.
I just let the music surround me and the only thing that matters is where I am dancing, (room on the floor) my partner and the beat and the rest just comes the me even a smile. I smile cause I love to dance and I love music and I like to see the surprise in a partners face when you do a move completely cack handed and it works out fine
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