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Social dances
are dances that are designed to improve social skills and fitness.
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In
social dancing
, the male lead while a female follows.
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Leadership
,
respect
, and
obedience
are important aspects of social dancing.
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Social dances
contribute to one's fitness and well-being by making one physically engaged and active, preventing lifestyle diseases.
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The general term referring to the do's and dont's in social dancing is
dance demeanor.
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Social dancing
can prevent some diseases caused by sedentary lifestyle, if regularly performed.
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Diabetes
,
obesity
, and
weight gain
are diseases that can be prevented by social dancing, if regularly performed.
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Cha-Cha-Cha
is a lively, fun, cheeky, and playful dance.
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In Modern Standard Dances, the performers wear
ankle-length gowns
for females and
coat-and-tie
for males.
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Foxtrot
is a beautiful, romantic dance that consists of
fairly simple walking steps
and
side steps.
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(
SAMBA)
It is known to the simple forward and backward steps and tilting and rocking body movements.
(
SLOW WALTZ
) It is a smooth dance that travels around the dancefloor
(
LATIN
AMREICAN
DANCES)
One major classification of dances wherin dnacers wear revealing, tight-fitting, sexy, and sophicticated in nature.
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