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    Here are brief histories of cha cha cha, boogie, waltz and swing dances: - Cha cha cha originated in Cuba in the 1950s and is a dance characterized by simple steps and a quick-quick-slow rhythm. - Boogie is an American dance that emerged in the late 1930s/early 1940s and was popularized by swing-era big bands. It has upbeat rhythmic footwork typically performed to blues or swing music. - The waltz emerged in Europe in the late 18th century and is performed to 3/4 time music, involving three steps to be taken in one waltz measure. It was popularized as a ballroom dance in the 19th century

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    Here are brief histories of cha cha cha, boogie, waltz and swing dances: - Cha cha cha originated in Cuba in the 1950s and is a dance characterized by simple steps and a quick-quick-slow rhythm. - Boogie is an American dance that emerged in the late 1930s/early 1940s and was popularized by swing-era big bands. It has upbeat rhythmic footwork typically performed to blues or swing music. - The waltz emerged in Europe in the late 18th century and is performed to 3/4 time music, involving three steps to be taken in one waltz measure. It was popularized as a ballroom dance in the 19th century

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    Here are brief histories of cha cha cha, boogie, waltz and swing dances: - Cha cha cha originated in Cuba in the 1950s and is a dance characterized by simple steps and a quick-quick-slow rhythm. - Boogie is an American dance that emerged in the late 1930s/early 1940s and was popularized by swing-era big bands. It has upbeat rhythmic footwork typically performed to blues or swing music. - The waltz emerged in Europe in the late 18th century and is performed to 3/4 time music, involving three steps to be taken in one waltz measure. It was popularized as a ballroom dance in the 19th century

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    Here are brief histories of cha cha cha, boogie, waltz and swing dances: - Cha cha cha originated in Cuba in the 1950s and is a dance characterized by simple steps and a quick-quick-slow rhythm. - Boogie is an American dance that emerged in the late 1930s/early 1940s and was popularized by swing-era big bands. It has upbeat rhythmic footwork typically performed to blues or swing music. - The waltz emerged in Europe in the late 18th century and is performed to 3/4 time music, involving three steps to be taken in one waltz measure. It was popularized as a ballroom dance in the 19th century

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    WHAT IS RICE STAND FOR?


    REVIEW
    WHAT IS RICE STAND FOR?
    R- REST
    I- ICE
    C-COMPRESSION
    E-ELEVATION
    MOTIVATION
    The following are terms associated with the
    lesson:
    d. Dancesport (Competitive Ballroom Dancing)

    IT IS A DANCE THAT IS MORE QUICK AND


    COMPETITIVE AND IS BEING PERFORME IN A
    COMPETIOTION
    MOTIVATION
    The following are terms associated with the
    lesson:
    a. Social Dancing
    b. Ballroom Dancing
    THESE DANCES ARE USUALLY PERDORM IN A
    SOCIAL OCCASION
    MOTIVATION

    The following are terms associated with the


    lesson:
    c. Cottillion/Rigodon de Honor
    THIS DANCE USUALLY USE FOR THE SPECIAL
    DANCE OF A DEBUTANT
    Quarter 2
    Social Dances and Dance
    Mixers
    LESSON I:
    Nature and Background
    of Social Dances and
    Dance Mixers
    SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
    1. MAKE SURE TO WEAR APPROPRIATE
    PE ATTIRE FOR THE SUBJECT MATTER.
    2. ALWAYS EXECUTE WARM UP BEFORE
    THE ACTIVITES.
    3. NO CHILD PLAY
    4.SEE TO IT THAT THE AREA IS SAFE
    5. STOP BEING PLAYFUL AND KEEP
    YOUR DISTANCE TO YOUR CLASSMATES
    Nature and Background of Social
    Dances and Dance Mixers
    • Social dances and dance mixers are
    dances intended primarily to get to know
    other people in attendance to a certain
    social function.
    • They are also called ballroom dances.
    • They are usually performed in pairs, male
    and female, but may also be performed in
    Nature and Background of Social
    Dances and Dance Mixers

    •
    Latin American Dances
    Modern Standard Dances
    •
    salsa, mambo, meringue, swing, cha-
    cha-cha, rumba, samba, jive, boogie,
    and paso doble.
    •

    They are omewhat


    revealing, tight-
    fitting, sexy yet
    sophisticated in
    nature.
    • OPEN HOLD

    They are freer and


    can be performed
    in close or open
    hold.

    CLOSE HOLD
    • Modern Standard Dances
    slow waltz, tango, Viennese waltz,
    foxtrot and quickstep.
    • Modern Standard
    Dances
    on the other hand,
    wear formal, ankle-
    length gowns for
    females and coat-
    and-tie for males.
    • Modern Standard
    Dances
    Most of the time,
    movements in
    these are
    restricted to close
    ballroom position
    • dancesport
    • is performed in
    competitions and
    are referred to as
    competitive
    ballroom dancing.
    • dancesport
    • The required athleticism has
    established rules of different
    levels of difficulty and is limited to
    five dances per category only.
    • dancesport
    • Latin category
    cha-cha-cha, rumba, samba,
    paso doble and jive
    • standard category
    slow waltz, tango, Viennese waltz,
    foxtrot and quickstep for the .
    Latin American Origin Modern Standard Origin
    Dances Dances
    Cha-cha-cha Cuba Slow Walt Austria
    Rumba Cuba Tango Argentina
    Samba Brazil Vienese Waltz Vienna
    Paso Doble Spain Foxtrot USA
    Jive/Boogie USA Quickstep USA
    Swing USA
    Merengue Dominican
    Republic
    Salsa Cuba
    Mambo Cuba
    CHOOSE THE LAS AND MSD
    LATIN AMERICAN MODERN STANDARD
    DANCES DANCES

    Cha-cha-cha / Rumba / Slow /


    Walt Tango / Vienese Waltz /
    Foxtrot Quickstep / Samba / Paso
    Doble / Boogie
    CHOOSE THE LAS AND MSD
    LATIN AMERICAN MODERN STANDARD
    DANCES DANCES

    Cha-cha-cha Slow Walt


    Rumba Tango
    Samba Vienese Waltz
    Paso Doble Foxtrot
    Quickstep
    Boogie
    ASSIGNMENT:
    WRITE A BRIEF HISTORY OF
    CHA CHA CHA, BOOGIE,
    WALTZ, SWING

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