Dance is generally considered an art form relating to the movements of the body, rhythmically and predominately to music.
Dance is a vertical expression of a horizontal desire, per an author I have long since forgotten.
Is there a "correct" way to dance. If dancing is a form of expression, is any one persons expression "incorrect"?
My interpretation of the "correct" way is of learning the conventional steps that are commonly known, accepted and used by those who engage in it's form.
I have attended some dance classes through school, and have experienced "on the fly" teachings at many a bar, via parents or bar patrons.
Regular Waltz, Semi-tango, old-fashioned two-step through parents. Two-step, line dancing and of course a tad of "hip hop/booty shaking" if that is what you call it, in the bar-setting. I would love to learn to perform any/all of the Latin styles (Salsa,
Rumba, Tango) and of course Disco would be nostalgic.
My weight gain and subsequent inability to move as halted all but my desire to dance. My
mid-line is "fat-bound". And all forms of dance incorporate the
mid-line's ability to roll, sway, bounce, and twist, without hurting oneself.
Upon reaching my goal,I would like to take a salsa class.