World Dancesport Series Pro-Am Latin Open
30 Jan 2016World Dancesport Series Pro-Am Latin Open
Report by Keith Todd
Photography by Park Westundefined
B Division:
There was something of an upset as the winner of most championships in this division over the last year, Tina Broccole w/ Delyan Terziev lost the event 2 dances to 3 to Nathalie Belanger w/ Genya Bartashevich.undefined
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Let the Sun Shine on Golden Star!
30 Jan 2016Let the Sun Shine on Golden Star!
Photography by Alex Rowan Dancesport Photography
The early morning has a pick-me up with free coffee, fresh fruits, and chocolate goodie bags for competitors and guests! The first half of the day was packed with a variety of Pro-Am events. Highlights are listed below:
2015 WORLD OPEN WDC AL CHAMPIONSHIPS (Paris, France)
Report by Dasha Sushko
Photography by Art & Dance Photo Project, Ryan Kenner, Mary Tweeddale, and Charles Ryder
The WORLD OPEN WDC AL CHAMPIONSHIPS is one of the most prestigious competitions in the World among Amateurs as well as Professionals and I, first of all, would like to congratulate the organizers on another yet very successful year!
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Ohio Open Pro/Am Rhythm Scholarships
28 Jan 2016Ohio Open Pro/Am Rhythm Scholarships
Report by Didio Barrera
Photography by Park West
This year as every year, the Rhythm categories in the Pro/Am field were completely filled with two days of nonstop Rhythm events. These two days, as we mentioned on our blog ended with the Pro/Am scholarships and they were very disputed.
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Ohio Star Ball - Professional Latin
27 Jan 2016Ohio Star Ball - Professional Latin
Report by Kimberly Mitchell
Photography by Park West
It was a privilege to be part of this wonderful competition, first as a competitor for so many years and now as an adjudicator. As I stood on the side of the floor watching the first heat of the first round walk out onto the floor, the feelings of once upon a time came back and I had a smile to myself. Then the game face came and down to business I went.
In the first rounds there were couples that stood out but many that seem to have spent too much time on YouTube trying to emulate their heroes and not enough time in the studio perfecting themselves to stand out from the crowd.