Hi Gus I think there are elements of ballroom Latin in Ceroc already but people don’t realise its there!
I did ballroom and Latin quite intensely as a child so when I started Ceroc I bought it into my dancing quit a lot,
For example when I’m dancing to slower tracks I’m more or less doing rumba, for a bit faster its cha cha or samba, and when it comes to swingy tracks I’m doing ballroom Jive but without all skipping and kick ball changes,
I’m not doing all the Latin steps I’m feeling the rhythm of all those dances depending on the music!! And I think a lot of Ceroc dancers do that as well but they don’t realise they are doing it.
When I see footwork taught in Ceroc I see it mainly as cha cha cha steps and ballroom jive steps, the basic steps in ballroom jive are very similar to Lindy.
My point is elements of ballroom are quite widely taught in Ceroc (MJ) any way.
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