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do we need a dance shoe or sneaker
Posted by chunghaehee
11/22/2009  9:34:00 AM
My question is do we need to wear a pair of dance shoes for men in latin dance such like cha cha rumba etc.
What is the different between dance sneaker and latin dance shoes.

what is the different between normal shoes and men dance shoes.
Tks

peter
Re: do we need a dance shoe or sneaker
Posted by Ladydance
11/26/2009  6:26:00 AM
Since none of the men have responded, I'll give you my opinion. Yes, men (and women) should wear dance shoes. Shoes specifically for latin are not absolutely necessary but they do redistribute the man's weight so they are dancing more on the balls of their feet. Very tall men often wear standard shoes because they do not want to tower over their partner. Dance shoes allow you to bend your foot, important in latin and standard. Otherwise, you dance flat-footed. You can feel the floor and spins and turns are easier to do. Dance sneakers are designed so the foot can bend. The have lots of support but they are ugly. Very few men I know wear them. One who does is an instructor who is on his feet all day. Even though they are light- weight they look big, bulky and heavy.

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