Why we Move
Why we Move
Podcast Description
Join me as we delve into the captivating world of social dance, celebrating inspiring individuals who make waves on and off the dance floor 🎶
Let's embrace the power of dance to uplift, unite, and transform lives 👑
Why do you move? 🕺🏽💃🏽
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast centers around themes of social dancing, personal development, and community building. Each episode discusses important topics such as social dance etiquette, personal experiences in various dance styles, and supportive community practices. Specific episodes explore fundamental social dance tips, misconceptions about Zouk dancing, and insights into the lives of prominent dancers, showcasing the multifaceted connections within the dance community.
Join me as we delve into the captivating world of social dance, celebrating inspiring individuals who make waves on and off the dance floor 🎶
Let’s embrace the power of dance to uplift, unite, and transform lives 👑
Why do you move? 🕺🏽💃🏽
Welcome to Episode 23 of the ‘Why We Move’ podcast! 🕺🏽💃🏽 In this solo episode, Ricardo (Rico) breaks down the essential etiquette for every social dancer, whether you’re just stepping onto the floor or have years of experience. From respecting personal space and maintaining good hygiene to understanding the unspoken rules of dance floor navigation (a.k.a. “floorcraft”), this episode covers everything you need to know to create an enjoyable, respectful, and safe environment for you and your dance partner.
Rico dives into the fundamentals of social dancing etiquette, covering tips like asking for consent, handling non-verbal cues, and embracing a positive attitude. Every tip is designed to enhance your social dance experience, avoid those awkward or cringe-worthy moments, and foster real connections within the dance community. 💫
Plus, stick around for Rico’s biggest takeaway from nearly a decade of social dancing, and a bonus tip that emphasizes the power of gratitude on the dance floor. 🙏 Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned pro, this episode has something for everyone!
If you enjoy this episode, don’t forget to subscribe, leave a comment, and share it with your fellow dancers! Let’s keep building a respectful, welcoming dance community. 🎉
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Chapters / Timestamps
00:00 – Introduction
00:23 – Imagine This… Setting the Scene for Etiquette
01:17 – Welcome Back to the Why We Move Podcast!
01:50 – Why Social Dance Etiquette Matters
02:15 – Tip #1: Personal Hygiene is a Must
02:34 – Tip #2: Respect Personal Space
03:10 – Tip #3: Ask for Consent Before Dancing
03:50 – Tip #4: Floorcraft – Navigating the Dance Floor
04:30 – Tip #5: Give Space to Others
05:15 – Tip #6: Communication with Your Dance Partner
06:01 – Tip #7: Non-Verbal Cues – Watch the Body Language
06:50 – Tip #8: Practice Positive Attitudes
07:20 – Tip #9: Never Critique on the Dance Floor
08:10 – Biggest Takeaway: Every Dance is an Opportunity to Connect
08:50 – BONUS TIP: Gratitude – End Every Dance with a Thank You
09:40 – Outro and Final Thoughts & NEW MERCH 🧢
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