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What to expect for your first few one-dance competitions by Robin Chee |
Topic: Dance Competitions |
| One-dance competitions are especially for new dancers or those who have never competed before. So everyone is probably just as lost. Listed below are some tips to prepare you for your first few one-dance competitions. |
| Published: Friday 12 August, 2016 |
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Dance Practice DOs & DONTs by Pele Chee-Lim |
Topic: Dance Competitions |
| Dance Practice DOs & DONTs. Loud Hailers. Face Savers. Money Solvers. Solid Oaks. Young Upstarts. Self Righteous. |
| Published: Saturday 31 January, 2004 |
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Would You Still Be Competiting When You're In Your 70s? by S H Wong (Dr) |
Topic: Dance Competitions |
| Would You Still Be Competiting When You're In Your 70s? Yutaka and Kiyoko Sakata from Japan are well-known in the dancing circles. This veteran Japanese couple have been competing very regularly for the past 15 years. Yutaka is now 69 years old and Kiyoko is 66 years old and they still compete in t... |
| Published: Monday 25 March, 2002 |
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Quality of iShop Photos by Pele Chee-Lim |
Topic: Dance Competitions |
| More queries & clarifications on iShop Photos:
1) Screen display of photos will never be equivalent to the actual photo quality unless scanned at very high resolutions (long download time). In response to feedback, the web photos have been re-sized to simulate closer to the actual cropped photo but... |
| Published: Wednesday 07 November, 2001 |
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Seniors: An Uneven Playing Field - Spark that started the fire by Steven & Triena Ong |
Topic: Dance Competitions |
| Seniors: An Uneven Playing Field - The spark that started the fire . I read with interest the article on your site about uneven playing field for seniors. This is because I am only familiar with the competitive scene in UK. I am a Singaporean dancing and living in UK at the moment. (I will return to... |
| Published: Thursday 08 October, 1998 |
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Seniors: An Uneven Playing Field by Steven & Triena Ong |
Topic: Dance Competitions |
| Seniors: An Uneven Playing Field, GROWTH OF DANCESPORT IN SOUTHEAST ASIA
We have been keen Senior ballroom dancing competitors since we decided to take up dancesport seriously in 1990. Our experience includes competitions in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia and Australia in both Latin and M... |
| Published: Wednesday 30 September, 1998 |
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Improving Standards of DanceSport Competitions by Robin Chee |
Topic: Dance Competitions |
| While we are grateful that there are still organisers daring enough to organise competitions in these bad economic times, we would like to make some general comments on competitions held in Singapore. We hope organisers would not take these comments personally but instead see it as a alternative sou... |
| Published: Tuesday 01 September, 1998 |
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Dance Etiquette by S H Wong (Dr) |
Topic: Dance Competitions |
| It is not uncommon to be injured, rather grievously I am afraid, on the dance floor. Personally, I have had my feet stabbed several times by high stilletto heels, my cheek bruised by sharp-ponting elbows and my rib cage squashed by inconsiderate and aggressive dancers. I have also experienced the pa... |
| Published: Friday 01 August, 1997 |
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Competitive Dancing by S H Wong (Dr) |
Topic: Dance Competitions |
| SO YOU WANT TO BE A COMPETITIVE DANCER........ The Three Phases of Competitive Dancing. Dancing as a social activity is fun,devoid of quarrels and squabbles.It is a very relaxed form of exercise for both young and old.It is part of the social graces which we picked up as we moved around the social m... |
| Published: Wednesday 16 July, 1997 |
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