WARNING !!! Competent Ballroom Dance Teachers NEVER will Approach You to take Coaching With them

***WORST WARNING SIGNS FOR A BAD BALLROOM DANCE TEACHER***

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[easybakeovencupcakes]

lol! literally just happened to me and was the worst lesson i’ve taken to date, we worked on chacha. It was essentially a recap of everything I already knew with LESS technique than I knew.. ya live and you learn

Love all your videos Sunnie, you have such an amazing wealth of knowledge and am grateful to have found your page!

[jamesbenstine]

I wish someone could have explained this to me 30 years ago. It's amazing what a little experience teaches you. ;)

[Vllencia]

Unless, of course, if, by exception, it would be a renowned teacher that would offer or suggest that. Of course, one should not go with someone whom they don't know of.