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1. Ballroom Dancing Presented by: Group 2

2. Ballroom dancing is a partner dance style that blends
elegance, rhythm, and skill. It is performed socially or
competitively, with a leader and a follower moving
Together to music. The term ballroom comes from the
Latin ballare, "to dance," Once reserved for royal
courts, ballroom is now enjoyed worldwide, combining
tradition with modern creativity.The World Of Ballroom

3. Ballroom dancing originated in the 16th century in
Europe.
Dances like the Minuet (France) and Waltz
(Austria) were popular among the upper class. In
the 19th century, it became common for all social
groups. By the 20th century, it reached America,
mixing with jazz, swing, and Latin rhythms. Today,
ballroom is a global sport and art form governed
by organizations like the World Dance Council.The Royal Halls to Damce Floors

4. Danced in pairs with a leader and follower.
Uses either a closed position (pariners face each other
and stay connected) or an open position (partners are
apart but still coordinated). The Essence of Ballroom Ballroom dancing has distinct features that set it
apart from other dance forms:

5. Follows specific rhythms and patterns matched to
The music.
Combines elegance, precision, and artistry.
Often includes turns, spins, dips, and lifts in
performance sellings.

6. Cultural Preservation: keeps traditional dances
alive for future generations.
Artistic expression: Allows dancers to show
emotions through movement.Why Ballroom Matters Ballroom dancing is important for several
reasons:

7. Education: encourages discipline, teamwork,
and respect.
Entertainment: Engages audiences through live
performances and competitions.
Global Connection: Brings people together
regardless of nationality or language.

8. Physical Health: Improves cardiovascular fitness,
posture, balance, and flexibility.
Mental Health: Reduces stress, sharpens focus, and
boosts memory.Dancing for Body, Mind, and Heart Ballroom Dancing offers multiple benefits:

9. Social Skills: Builds confidence, communication, and
trust between partners.
Self-Discipline: encourages regular practice and
dedication.
Fun & enjoyment: Gives joy and satisfaction
through music and movement.

10. B. Latin (Rhythm) Dances
-Energetic, expressive, with more
open positions and hip
movements.
- Elegant and flowing movements,
always performed in a closed
position.
A. Standard (Smooth) Dances Two Wolds of Ballroom

11. Standard Dances

12. A slow, graceful dance in 3/4
time, famous for ils rise-and-fall
motion. It symbolizes romance
and elegance.Standard Dances Waltz

13. 1. Step forward with left foot.
2. Step side with right fool.
3. Close right to left.
4. Step back with right foot.
5. Step side with left foot.
6. Close right to left Basic Steps:

14. A dramatic dance from
Argentina, characterized by
sharp movements and sudden
pauses, often showing passion or
tension between partners.Standard Dances Tango

15. 1. Step forward with left foot.
2. Slep forward with right fool.
3. Step side with left foot.
4. Close right to left.
5. Step back with left foot. Basic Steps:

16. A smooth dance with walking-
style steps, oflen danced to jazz
or big band music. It's elegant
and relaxed.Standard Dances Foxtrot

17. 1. Step forward with left (slow).
2. Step forward with right (slow).
3. Side step left (quick).
4. Close right to left (quick). Basic Steps:

18. A lively, fast-paced dance with
hops, runs, and quick turns. It's
cheerful and energetic.Standard Dances Quickstep

19. 1. Step forward with left (slow).
2. Step forward with right (slow).
3. Side step with left (quick).
4. Close right to left (quick).
5. Step forward with left (slow). Basic Steps:

20. A faster version of the waltz with
continuous spins and a smooth,
flowing style. Often seen in grand
ballrooms.Standard Dances Viennese Waltz

21. Similar to the wallz but with
quicker timing and smaller rise-
and-fall for easier Basic Steps:

22. Latin Dances

23. A playful Cuban dance with quick
steps and hip action, oflen
flirtatious in style.Latin Dances Cha-Cha

24. 1. Step left to side.
2. Step right back.
3. Step left forward.
4. Side step right (cha).
5. Close left to right (cha).
6. Side slep right (cha). Basic Steps:

25. A Brazilian dance with lively
rhythms and a bouncing action,
symbolizing joy and celebration.Latin Dances Samba

26. 1. Step forward with left, bounce.
2. Replace weight to right.
3. Step back with right, bounce.
4. Replace weight to left. Basic Steps:

27. A slow, romantic dance with
expressive hip movements, oflen
telling a love story.Latin Dances Rumba

28. 1. Side step left.
2. Step back right.
3. Close left to right.
4. Step forward right.
5. Close left to right. Basic Steps:

29. A Spanish dance inspired by
bullfighting, where The leader
represents the matador and the
follower the cape.Latin Dances Paso Doble

30. 1. March forward left.
2. March forward right.
3. Side step left.
4. Close right to left. Basic Steps:

31. A fast, bouncy dance influenced
by swing and rock & roll, full of
kicks and spins.Latin Dances Jive

32. 1. Step back
2. Step forward
3. Step side-close-side (left)
4. Step side-close-side (right)
5. Repeat Basic Steps:

33. Ballroom dancing is more than just coordinated steps
it's a combination of art, sport, and tradition. It
strengthens The body, sharpens the mind, and
connects people socially and culturally. Whether
danced in competitions, shows, or social events,
ballroom dancing continues to inspire elegance,
passion, and unity among people worldwide.

34. Thank You!!!