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Just a thought re Anton & Leslie
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J.R
12-09-2016
There's a picture on the BBC Strictly site and Leslie barely comes up to Antons chin. I hope she is wearing flats so that heels would make them more compatible height wise - other wise I can see the difference making it difficult for her to hold her arms in a comfortable position.
TerryM22
27-09-2016
Originally Posted by uptowngirl:
“Personally, I love it when Anton does a sexy rumba.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2M2blukuhkk”

Me too.
tallulahula
29-09-2016
Originally Posted by Ann_Dancer:
“There are older women dancing with younger male teachers (and older men with younger female teachers) all over the UK every weekend in medallist competitions and pro ams. Noone at these competitions seems to have a problem with this. It is perfectly possible to choreograph something that is appropriate for the person's age. I think the rumba is the only dance which is potentially problematic (the other dances certainly are not) but this is to a large extent due to the fact that Strictly judges go on about a rumba needing to be raunchy. It doesn't have to be that way. I guess some viewers might have a problem with any kind of rumba.

Edit: I guess the argentine tango might be problematic although I feel less qualified to comment on that. Not sure how well an AT would go down if it was choreographed in a more distant (open, social) embrace.

With regards to 'Handy Andys', no latin dance needs to be hands on. You can choreograph something in all latin dances that uses closed (in hold) positions and hand/hand connections.”

Weirdly enough the Argentine Tango, in real life, would be a dance where you would fully expect to see a huge disparity in ages between the couples dancing. No one would turn a hair to see middle aged matrons dancing with young lotharios at a Milonga (or vice versa)
TerryM22
30-09-2016
Originally Posted by tallulahula:
“Weirdly enough the Argentine Tango, in real life, would be a dance where you would fully expect to see a huge disparity in ages between the couples dancing. No one would turn a hair to see middle aged matrons dancing with young lotharios at a Milonga (or vice versa)”

sounds spicy
Cheryl423
01-10-2016
Even the quite extraordinary amount of bling on Anton's costume tonight cannot distract from Lesley's awkwardness, which is a shame as she seems lovely. Still, it's about the dancing.....
TerryM22
02-10-2016
Originally Posted by Cheryl423:
“Even the quite extraordinary amount of bling on Anton's costume tonight cannot distract from Lesley's awkwardness, which is a shame as she seems lovely. Still, it's about the dancing.....”



Antons trouser department was amazing as usual, so many sequins.
Claire_Almond
02-10-2016
Originally Posted by Cheryl423:
“Even the quite extraordinary amount of bling on Anton's costume tonight cannot distract from Lesley's awkwardness, which is a shame as she seems lovely. Still, it's about the dancing.....”

Those trousers ! but some of the moves he put in, the bum on crotch move (think crag mentioned it) Nooooo it made me feel awkward never mine lesley
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