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Gentlemen - check this out!
Dance Host Program
enquire here!
- Looking for 2-3 more available men -
for 6-12 ladies who attend my dances and
Love-To-Dance!
Able to dance from
7:30 - 11:30pm at my dances!
Dance Host Program
At the bottom of the page is the typical
requirements for a dance host on the cruise lines. For my dances all
that applies and is just common sense.
For now,
at my dances I could use 3-4 Dance hosts depending on how many single ladies
there are.
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Dance hosts most importantly must not have favorites - give equal
time to all dancers
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Dance hosts are expected to dance and keep socializing to a minimum
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Dance hosts should be able to dance from 7:30 (dance lesson) to 11:00 (when
2/3rds of the dancers are still around)
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Dance etiquette is, offering to dance, and escorting the lady back to her
table
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Dance hosts need my OK before each dance (depending on how many single
ladies there are)
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Dance hosts get token admission for most dances
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There is no payment for being a dance host! Sorry
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New Years Dances the dance hosts would pay a nominal fee
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be a dance host for a particular dance check the dance out in advance - you
should be able to dance 1/2 - 2/3'rds of the different dance styles to be
played at each dance.
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Dance hosts can be single gentlemen or married men who would like to dance
even though their spouses are unable to attend! Age is not
an issue - whether you're 20 or 70 doesn't matter, just be able to dance,
follow the above guidelines, and if you are younger, dancing with someone
old enough to be your mother is required!
Being a Dance host is a great opportunity to hone
your lead skills in real time. Offering this program, I have no
doubt I will get feedback from the ladies on their experience! - As I do
regularly! What you do on the dance floor reflects on me and these dances.
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Cruise ship host program works like this
lifted from
www.theworkingvacation.com
Every
Gentlemen HostŪ should possess the understanding and skills
described below as a necessary minimum:
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Be able to discern the musical beats to a piece of dance
music.
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Understand the beats-per-measure in a piece of music,
such as 4/4 and 3/4 time so that rhythms can be
understood.
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Be able to dance to the music on time and on
the beat.
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Be able to correctly hold his dance partner relative to
body position and placement of head, arms, hands and
feet.
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Understand the basic fundamentals in leading his
partner.
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Distinguish and know the standard dances: Fox Trot,
Swing, Waltz, Rumba, and Cha-Cha.
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Using the standard dances listed above, be able to dance
a minimum of 5 Bronze (basic) Level steps in
American-Social Style. (Any variations of each dance
step, or the ability to dance International Style are
optional).
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Understand and practice the traditional "line of
dance" rule of movement on the dance floor:
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Outside lanes move counter-clockwise for faster
dances like Fox Trot, Waltz, etc.
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Center dance floor is for Swing, Slow dancing, Free
style, Line dances.
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Rumba, Cha-cha dance in your own small area.
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Understand etiquette sufficiently to:
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Ask politely by being close enough to extend his
hand to the lady when requesting a dance. Graciously
use the phrase, "May I have the pleasure of this
dance with you?"
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Guide the lady to the floor & return her to her
chair or prior location. Again, thank her.
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Spend your time equally between your dance partners.
Abilities desirable, but not absolutely necessary:
(Levels 4 & 5)
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Be able to begin adding some "other" dances that are
sometimes danced aboard Cruise Ships including... Tango,
Samba, Quick Step, Merengue, Salsa, Two-Step, Polka,
Viennese Waltz, etc.
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Be able to correctly execute eight or more
(approximately) steps / patterns for each of the
standard dances.
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