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Dance Position
Posted by Anxious
3/7/2006  5:03:00 PM
Dance position Ballroom Standard. Does the lady move into position by placing her hand on the man's upper arm and then make body contact. Or is the left hand the last to arrive. And why is it so ??.
Re: Dance Position
Posted by suomynona
3/7/2006  5:40:00 PM
The lady raises her right hand to meet the man's left. Everything else, including the option of using contact, is determined relative to the positions of their joined hands. He could for example bring her in to a position short of contact and establish the connection of his right wrist, or her could bring her in to light contact and then establish it. Likewise, she has the option of inserting a slight extra space between her body and her right hand, which will show up between her body and his.

The lady's left hand will tend to find it's position last. It is a very delicate connection, not a grip except as a signal in emergencies or to re-establish her personal space if a social partner is presumptious.
Re: Dance Position
Posted by Anxious
3/7/2006  7:13:00 PM
So the ladies left hand is the last to make contact. Gotcha
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