Gareth & Jeryl
Rock 'n' Roll is:
- easy to learn. Most people can do it -
- extremely versatile. It suits a large range of modern and older popular music -
- a great social activity for meeting new friends and partners -
- inexpensive. Anywhere there is suitable music you can dance -
- suitable for young and old -
- well established. Its practised around the world -
- very suitable for amateurs as well as pro dancers. You don't need to be perfect for fear of being laughed at -
- a great fitness activity -
- a socially acceptable way for ladies to show their knickers in public (but gentlemen don't notice!) -
Sandra trusts Trevor
to have a firm grip on things
James and Ann
dance with color and style
Sandy and Annette
strut their stuff!
No butterfingers here!
Hands up those who
love to dance!
George & Sue can step
with the best of them
Sandy & Annette have a
laid back approach
Gareth & Jeryl
What time is it? Time to dance!
Dancing Doubles
Heather, Rod & Leslie
Demonstrated by Michael & Cheryl
Every man knows that if you turn your back on a pretty lady she might be gone in a flash and if you should happen to drop her hand you might never grasp it again. But there's good news! If you can perform this simple, stylish move well on the dance floor the lady won't be offended and she'll stick around for more. The camera captured Michael giving Cheryl a quick dropspin at Lorna's Dance Studio in Somerton, South Australia where they were sharpening their Jive skills. An interesting point is that a rough-dancing male would find this move hard to perform.
The move begins man's leftt-hand to woman's right-hand. The man raises their hands and as the lady turns anti-clockwise, he does the same, ducking underneath their hands. He then brings their hands down and releases the lady's hand onto his right shoulder.
