Sad to say but a lot of really insightful stuff I have come across has not been learnt at regular Ceroc classes. There are many opinions about why this might be so but a regular ceroc class has to cover a fairly wide range of people in terms of their motivation and capacity to absorb the more technical stuff. If they tried to go too in depth in a regular Ceroc class a lot of people would just decamp to the bar and then go to another venue if it was a regular feature of the venue.
This sort of stuff is mostly taught at specialist workshops (some Ceroc and some not) and at weekenders. Most peoples path seems to be to follow that of filling themselves up with loads of moves to do and then reach a point when they ask "is that all there is" and start seeking out classes that are more technical rather than a movefest. They then find that they can do do their moves better by understanding more of the technical stuff and so come to value those lessons more than any others.
People tend to seek out the teachers they need when they realise that they need them.
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