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    The 19 Different Types of Ballroom Dance - Dance Vision

    • A continual, flirtatious game of “cat and mouse” - the International Cha Cha has Cuban roots, and is known for its breaking action on count “2” (unique to Cha Cha, Rumba, and Mambo) and syncopated actio… See more

    Samba

    The Samba is a ballroom dance is inspired by the Brazilian carnival dances. While Brazilian Samba is traditionally danced alone, the International Latin Samba derives rhyt… See more

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    Rumba

    The International Rumba is the slowest International Latin dance in terms of music, however, it showcases alternating timings to depict fast moments within a slow dance. Known as t… See more

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    Paso Doble

    Much to people's surprise, the Paso Doble originated in France, and many named figures within this dance are in French, such as “apel,” meaning “call to action" (this is a weight … See more

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    Jive

    It’s party time! International Latin concludes with the joyful and energetic Jive. The Jive is a dance built from multiple styles of Swing: East Coast, West Coast, Lindy Hop, Jitterbug, a… See more

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    Is ballroom dancing a competitive sport?
    On the competitive side, ballroom dancing has become an internationally recognized sport. Dance sport, as it’s known in the competitive world, is governed by organizations such as the International Dance Sport Federation (IDSF), which oversees competitions at the highest level, including world championships.
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    Rumba
    Paso Doble
    Jive
    Is ballroom dancing a competitive sport?
     
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