Just some clarity for any Aussie girls new to the forum.Originally posted by Andy McGregor
They must want to know about Hipsters
This strange "Hipsters" thing....
No, it is not a shop, you will not be able to buy your low-cut trousers there...
Yeah. Of course. How stupid of me not to realise that!!Originally posted by Andy McGregor
They must want to know about Hipsters
Steve
Just some clarity for any Aussie girls new to the forum.Originally posted by Andy McGregor
They must want to know about Hipsters
This strange "Hipsters" thing....
No, it is not a shop, you will not be able to buy your low-cut trousers there...
UnfortunatelyOriginally posted by Martin
Just some clarity for any Aussie girls new to the forum.
This strange "Hipsters" thing....
No, it is not a shop,
Steve
Originally posted by TheTramp
Unfortunately
Steve
If it was Steve - you could have mass sale reductions with you on special offer
Sorry - I couldn't resist :sorry
The Tramp's 'offer' is always 'special'Originally posted by Jon L
If it was Steve - you could have mass sale reductions with you on special offer
In noticed on one of the aussie ceroc or jive websites 'rueda'. Is this modern jive in a circle with partner swapping, or salsa in a circle with partner swapping.
It was Ceroc Rueda, Ren (one of our top corrie bods) took the concept of Rueda (Salsa done in a circle with partner swapping) and corried a "Ceroc style" Rueda for 6 couples [using Ceroc moves adapted to be able to regularly swap partners] which we performed at the ball, then put it in the champs (for a bit of fun only).Originally posted by JamesGeary
In noticed on one of the aussie ceroc or jive websites 'rueda'. Is this modern jive in a circle with partner swapping, or salsa in a circle with partner swapping.
He then offered it up as a "free for all to learn" routine for the Ceroc Australia students.
I was fortunate enough to be asked to take part in the original for the ball and the comps, it was great fun and a good laugh.
When it was taught to all, it was soon aparent that noone can "hide" in a circle, especially when you are swapping partners, so it was a sure fire way to ensure everyone came up to the same level (no hiding at the back)
Marty
I saw you perform this at the Champs, Martin, and I have been watching it in more detail on the video recently. It looks fantastic
Thanks DivissimaOriginally posted by Divissima
I saw you perform this at the Champs, Martin, and I have been watching it in more detail on the video recently. It looks fantastic
Ren is a very inventive choreographer, he also corried the last routine of the champs which I was also in, the "Bring it on" team, where the girls wore cheerleaders outfits.
I have done a fair bit of "original salsa rueda" so it was fun to dance the same type of thing to Ceroc moves.
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