Ceroc teaching is all about the moves, which are male-led; so classes are always taught from a male point of view.
OK, to be fair, most partner dances are taught like that - but most other dances will talk about what the follower should do.
The problem with the demo being only a demo (and not a teacher) is that ladies have to infer how to put style into their moves. Even the female Ceroc teachers don't talk much about women's styling - most of their style points are still directed to the man.
Some ladies in salsa could do with a bit less styling, and a bit more rhythm / following. Don't get me started on salsa bloody shines, it's not pretty.
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