'Move' requests

[JoC]

Err... dunno, have you?

It was a devious route using a diversionary tactic but I'm sure it worked, victory is mine.

[David Bailey]

It was a devious route using a diversionary tactic but I'm sure it worked, victory is mine.

Fine, I'm off to Windsor races for the afternoon, I'll have to grudgingly concede victory.

[JoC]

Fine, I'm off to Windsor races for the afternoon

...and as I'm stuck in the office for another several hours I have to concede that you get the last laugh there

[animaltalk]

I like all of the feedback I can get. I hate it because I cannot remember it from week to week - too many partners, and a very poor dance memory.

I have to agree
Love feedback - poor memory - too many ladies

Ideally tell me before track starts -easier to slot in
Also happy to be reminded. - My priority is to give you the best dance I can, and that means giving you your favourite moves to the current tune - But then I also like ladies sabotaging me and enforcing their own breaks/shines/improvisation - Kind of saying to me "I'm feeling this, What about yo?"

I'll may or may not agree but I do like the input - otherwise I'd go and dance with a hatstand

PS - Guaranteed way to get second/third dance - If I fail to fit it muscially in before the end of the song . . .Worth trying??

[Daisy Chain]

Do ladies (followers) learn moves at workshops?

I don't. I don't need too (praps I'm odd?). After all, in freestyle it's the man's job to lead me properly. IMHO, a lady doesn't need to know any moves if she can respond to the man's lead.

Workshops are useful for the ladies if the follower on the stage is stylish. We can watch her and nick style points and subtle body movements with which to impress the men at a later date.

BTW Boys, I really like that walky, flippy, spinny move that we did in class last week so be sure to incorporate it every time you dance with me. Ta.

Daisy

(An Observant Little FLower)

[Gojive]

I don't. I don't need too (praps I'm odd?). After all, in freestyle it's the man's job to lead me properly. IMHO, a lady doesn't need to know any moves if she can respond to the man's lead.

Workshops are useful for the ladies if the follower on the stage is stylish. We can watch her and nick style points and subtle body movements with which to impress the men at a later date.

BTW Boys, I really like that walky, flippy, spinny move that we did in class last week so be sure to incorporate it every time you dance with me. Ta.

Daisy

(An Observant Little FLower)

I looked out for you at Nantwich the Saturday before last Daisy, to show you just such a move....but alas, you were elsewhere apparently, leaving the Mavericks to play "Dance the night away" to a room utterly devoid of walky, flippy, spinny things . Next time D, next time......

I have no problem with anyone asking me about any move, and I'm happy to help in anyway I can....I just don't always know what which move they're talking about!