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Three Left Feet
12-11-2015
Originally Posted by Rosegrower:
“My Mum is no longer with us, alas, but you are quite right! As for cricketers playing in what she called "those ridiculous pyjamas" the least said the better!”

Sorry about your Mum. Was she spared the abomination of "2020" cricket?
bendymixer
12-11-2015
Originally Posted by Jennifer_F:
“No, they don;t have formation teams with these area names any more. There are many formation teams in the UK, both ballroom and latin, but they are named as a group, ie "XS Latin formation team" or named after their coach/teacher. Quite a few Universities have formation teams and they also compete at the British Closed Championships, amongst many other comps.”

could not resist

Come Dancing The Penge Team https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FUmhxwV5zZo

XS Latin Cambridge current british winners https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8p9lCzyFf0I
Jennifer_F
12-11-2015
Originally Posted by bendymixer:
“could not resist

Come Dancing The Penge Team https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FUmhxwV5zZo

XS Latin Cambridge current british winners https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8p9lCzyFf0I”

Thanks for the clips Bendy. You know, I have never seen the Penge formation team!!....will watch later when home. Sadly ( My opinion) I'm not so interested in formation team dancing, but I can only imagine at the hours spent learning these routines, working to obtain the same shapes, speed, changing of rhythm etc. I have seen teams from China though, that have been very innovative with fantastic dancing too,
Rosegrower
12-11-2015
Originally Posted by Three Left Feet:
“Sorry about your Mum. Was she spared the abomination of "2020" cricket?”

She was - and abinination would have been the right word! She used to say she only liked the days of Denis Compton and Bill Edrich - that was the 1940s and 50s!
Paace
12-11-2015
Originally Posted by Jennifer_F:
“No, they don;t have formation teams with these area names any more. There are many formation teams in the UK, both ballroom and latin, but they are named as a group, ie "XS Latin formation team" or named after their coach/teacher. Quite a few Universities have formation teams and they also compete at the British Closed Championships, amongst many other comps.”

Thanks Jennifer . Good to know they're still flourishing .
kaycee
13-11-2015
Originally Posted by tallulahula:
“I remember the Peggy Spence sequence dancers ”

Peggy Spencers' teams were formation dancers, with routines based on ballroom or Latin dance. Sequence is a different style.
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