Hello sorry there hasn't been a blog for a while I have been away.
The pictures showing here are when the members from Country Roots Rhyl has a weekend of line dancing in Southport and everyone said what a good time they all had. The pictures here are just some of the pictures that were taken.
I just come back from a week in the sun and I'm amazed it took me sometime to get my head into dancing mode, the dances I knew well before my holiday I struggle with for a while. But I believe that our brain is a muscle and it stores pattens subconsciously, so when I was halfway through a dances I knew the steps again, and this was repeated all night long. But this picks up on and interesting question? When I'm home and have to miss a dances class the next time I go I just carry on from where I left off from before. But when coming home from a holiday I really struggle, I thinks it's because when we go on holiday totally switch off from everything we would normally be doing. So when we come home and try to pick up the treads of normal life we need to find the information that has been packed away for the time it's not needed. Has anyone else experienced the same thing?
I can't find a link to the harder version of Rio De Amor as yet but I will try for next time I am having trouble with copperknob every time I go on they I get swapped with adds I have email the site and said I will look for another site that has dance sheets. So just be aware when going on that site.
Margaret
is always telling us that we should “Listen to the music”.... thatis to
identify the beat and to understand why and where Restarts and Tags apply, also
that dances can be “fitted” to other tracks and how a change of music can
revamp old dances, also that the ability of doing this is an advantage when at
social events. So with this in mind the improver’s class did some of the old
favourite dances to alternative music, i.e.
Just for
Grins we did to Alan Gregory’s Johnny Be Good.Little Bluff which was choreographed to Tracy Byrd’s“You
Lied To Me”, was danced to “Don’t Tell Me What to Do” By Pam Tills and “Ribbon
of Highway” to B R 49’s Devil’s Shadow.
This class
also learned a new dance “Rio De Amor” (River Of Love) This is a new and easier
dance to a John Arthur Martinez song River or Love....
Later the
Intermediate class was ‘treated’ the originaldanceEl Rio Amor choreographedto the same track by Peter Metelnick & Alison Biggs..and that
was a whole new ball game!
I can't find a link to the harder version of Rio De Amor as yet but I will try for next time I am having trouble with copperknob every time I go on they I get swapped with adds I have email the site and said I will look for another site that has dance sheets. So just be aware when going on that site.