Smooth dances include Waltz, Tango, Foxtrot and Viennese Waltz. Clothing for this style is more ‘costume’ than for the Standard, and is usually more revealing for both ladies and gentlemen.
The dances are highly stylized, and feature fast, precise footwork as well as undulating body rhythms. Inspired by Latin-American music and traditional dances, the International Latin is rhythmic and energetic. Latin dances include Cha Cha, Samba, Rumba, Paso Doble and Jive. International Standard is danced in elegant attire –men frequently wear tail suits or similar evening attire while the ladies wear long full skirts or ball gowns. The style is characterized by sweeping movement, emotions, body flight, control and precision. This is a classic style of dancing where couples remain in ‘closed hold’ (man’s raised left hand holds woman’s right hand man’s right hand on woman’s left shoulder blade, bodies touching). Standard dances include Waltz, Tango, Viennese Waltz, Foxtrot and Quickstep. There are additional sub-categories of dance styles, as described below. American Style is unique to the United States although it is danced in many other countries and is gaining in popularity.
International dances are taught and danced around the world. Dance Stylesīallroom dance competitions are run in two main styles of dancing: International and American. A typical ballroom competition consists of events in various Dance Styles, Proficiency Levels and Age Classifications. A dance competition allows dancers to demonstrate their skills and compare themselves with the other dancers. If you are new to DanceSport competitions, welcome to the energetic world of DanceSport! We’re thrilled to see you here! The following brief explanation can help you distinguish among the events you are watching or dancing. All rights, remain with the programming and development team.Guide to Competitive Ballroom Dancing for the Spectator and Competitor While there is no charge for DanceScore and it is free for all who want to use it, DanceScore is not a Public Domain program. Incorrect setup could cause failure during a competition which would be a disaster for all concerned. NOTE: While all DanceScore modules are free to use there are some restrictions on the Tablet software because we (the DanceScore Administration) need to train the user in the correct setup of these devices. There is no copy-protection and no Licences are required. Sincerely, Dallas Williams, CEO & Sports Director DanceSport AustraliaĪll DanceScore modules are free to download. Various DanceScore Scrutineering Teams around the world maintain and expand these documents and I wish to thank all involved for their time and dedication with the DanceScore Project. This website is designed to assist Scrutineers and Competition Organisers with the administration of the DanceScore environment.
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