The answer is, "Experience"!
You have to start somewhere. Learning to dance one’s
own body with another body is a good start. Then
you spend a lifetime with the ambition to teach what
you have learned to dance yourself to your students.
Hopefully faster and better then you yourself were
taught to dance.
own body with another body is a good start. Then
you spend a lifetime with the ambition to teach what
you have learned to dance yourself to your students.
Hopefully faster and better then you yourself were
taught to dance.
Passion to teach and integrity to keep learning makes one a good dance instructor candidate right from the start. A good dancer does not always make a good dance teacher. A good dancer who can teach is the best combination.
As we prepare to attend coaching with award winning dance/instructor – our instructors are excited about the opportunity to continue to learn. That enthusiasm is contagious and we sense the same excitement in our students.
Life is full of challenges.
They may as well be challenges
in something you love –
dance.
So off we go.
Won’t you come too?
Author Cathy Benton one of the owners of Studio 2C is also an avid ballroom dancer. Cathy has a passion for sharing the love of dance with others. With some of the finest instructors in Hampton Roads, working in her studio and their unquenchable desire to learn, set goals and, become better dancers while have fun doing so, this blog was conceived.
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