Boston Ready to Host World Championships: Columbus Day Weekend 2016
Boston, MA – Since the World DanceSport Federation (WDSF) has approved bids from competition organizers in Boston, MA to host the World Championships of Standard and 10-Dance in the Senior 1 (35 years and older) categories on October 8-9, 2016 at the American DanceSport Festival (ADSF), the ADSF organizing committee has been working tirelessly to prepare for this historical event.
Over 1,000 competitors are projected to participate in this 2-day competition. These competitors will include the top dancers from the United States, as well as myriad of international top dancers including current world champions.
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Analog vs. Digital
Music is very important. Every dancer knows this. Most of us receive inspiration, practice and perform to music all the time. Music that you choose to play for yourself reflects certain traits of character and moods that you are in. So every dancer enjoys dancing to music that he/she is able to connect to, to draw energy from and to unite with.
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Latin! Latin! Latin!
Professional Latin headlines last night at Embassy Ball!
Sunning & Funning in the Desert! Desert Classic 2016
It has been a couple of years since I attended the Desert Classic Dancesport Championships, organized by Igor & Irina Suvorov. This year it was back in the spectacular JW Marriott in Palm Desert, CA. This hotel has undergone some major renovations since I was last here, in fact the last time I attended Desert Classic it was held at a different resort as the JW was undergoing those renovations.
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A Night to Remember
Dance Legends Slavik Kryklyvvy and Karina Smirnoff, with close friends Justinas Duknauskas and Anna Kovalova, came up with a vision to remind people that dancing is universal, with no boundaries. That in a loving and open environment, dance is magical and transforming. It can breathe new life into a tired soul; unleash locked away creativity; unite generations and cultures; trigger long forgotten memories; turn sadness into joy, if only during the dance.
Last Night at the Capital!
This was the 20th anniversary of the Capital Dancesport Championships and like every other year it finished on a golden note with a fantastic show and excellent competitions.
Moment of Joy and Empowerment
This month’s Pro-Am Spotlight is the Reverend Doctor Charlene M. Proctor who tells us how to take the positive path, in the ever changing world of ballroom dancing. In 2015, she was a U.S.D.C. National Rising Star Smooth Champion and an Ohio Star Ball Rising Star Smooth Champion. Her reflections on how to manifest success while finding joy in the ballroom will help you on your own personal dance journey.