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- Ceroc abstract "Ceroc is a partner dance best described as a fusion of Salsa and Jive, but without the complicated footwork. It is derived from many other dances including French Jive, Swing, Lindy Hop, and Rock and Roll, and more recently West Coast Swing, the main difference being simplified footwork which makes it more accessible to beginners. 'Ceroc' is the brand name of the leading franchise of the dance, which is also known as 'Modern Jive' and taught by other independent organisations such as LeRoc in the UK. Ceroc is an international dance club which has with over 100 venues across the UK as well as national and regional competitions and weekend events throughout the year. It also has franchises in many other countries in Europe, Asia and the antipodes. Ceroc is danced to almost any music, typically 60s through to modern popular music. It is generally danced to music with 4 beats to the bar (quadruple or common time), from latest chart hits to big band music and everything between, in a wide variety of tempos from slow to very fast. It doesn't require special clothes, though for both men and women, smooth soled (non-rubberised) shoes that are easy to turn/spin in are highly recommended. For women, flats or shoes with a cuban heel are ideal, high-heels are not recommended. Like many partner dances, Ceroc is traditionally a male-led dance. However, many female dancers today also learn the lead role, even though few male dancers learn the follow role. This is usually because Ceroc events have more female participants than male ones, and many males are less comfortable engaging in a partner dance with a member of the same sex than females are.It is sometimes suggested that Ceroc is suited to any type of music, but it best suits a tempo ranging from around 100 - 150 beats per minute. Outside the UK, Ceroc is less common, although it is very popular in Australia and New Zealand, and is slowly spreading to other areas of the world. The name 'Ceroc' is said to derive from the French "C'est le roc" (it's roc), used to describe rock n' roll dancing in France.".
- Ceroc wikiPageExternalLink www.ceroc.com.
- Ceroc wikiPageExternalLink www.ceroc.com.au.
- Ceroc wikiPageExternalLink www.ceroc.com.au.
- Ceroc wikiPageExternalLink beginner-corner.php.
- Ceroc wikiPageExternalLink about.html.
- Ceroc wikiPageExternalLink www.cerocaddiction.com.
- Ceroc wikiPageExternalLink aboutprices.php.
- Ceroc wikiPageExternalLink www.cerocperth.com.au.
- Ceroc wikiPageExternalLink spotlight-ceroc.htm.
- Ceroc wikiPageExternalLink www.jiveoholic.org.uk.
- Ceroc wikiPageExternalLink www.jivetreasurebox.com.
- Ceroc wikiPageExternalLink www.leroc.org.uk.
- Ceroc wikiPageExternalLink www.lyndaslist.com.
- Ceroc wikiPageExternalLink ceroc-modern-jive.html.
- Ceroc wikiPageExternalLink www.modernjive.com.
- Ceroc wikiPageExternalLink article744103.ece.
- Ceroc wikiPageExternalLink www.uk-jive.co.uk.
- Ceroc wikiPageID "262807".
- Ceroc wikiPageRevisionID "605884707".
- Ceroc hasPhotoCollection Ceroc.
- Ceroc subject Category:Entertainment_occupations.
- Ceroc subject Category:Partner_dance.
- Ceroc subject Category:Swing_dances.
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- Ceroc comment "Ceroc is a partner dance best described as a fusion of Salsa and Jive, but without the complicated footwork. It is derived from many other dances including French Jive, Swing, Lindy Hop, and Rock and Roll, and more recently West Coast Swing, the main difference being simplified footwork which makes it more accessible to beginners.".
- Ceroc label "Ceroc".
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- Ceroc wasDerivedFrom Ceroc?oldid=605884707.
- Ceroc isPrimaryTopicOf Ceroc.