GC Newsletter - 15 July 2005

In this issue...

Beginner Routine 2005!

Intermediate Routine 2005!

Tonight at Broadbeach!
Kent and Emma will be taking you through the beginner moves with Allan and Holly then taking you through the Intermediate class tonight at Broadbeach.

Remember, at 9.00pm we offer 3 classes for dancers to attend at our Friday night venue. The Re-Cap class, the Bridging Class and the Intermediate Class.

Re-Cap Class			If you're an absolute beginner or have done less that 10 - 12 classes, this class, instead of bombarding you with more moves, will go over the moves from the beginner class and 'recap'. Technique and repetition learning.
	Bridging Class		If you're starting to do the beginner moves with ease and you're looking to start stringing lots of moves together to dance for whole songs at a time, this class will provide slightly more challenging moves with an emphasis on how to link them together.
		Intermediate Class	If you're freestyling comfortably (which means you can string moves together all the way through a song with ease) and you're looking to challenge yourself with harder moves at a faster pace of learning, then this is the class for you.

Hope to see you tonight!

Good Numbers
We've been getting great numbers at our Gold Coast venues and it's a good opportunity to thank you all for your ongoing support.

Dancing is a fun way to keep fit during winter and to keep warm as well. Like anything, the more you dance, the better you'll become. If you have a monthly pass, make sure you take advantage of both nights on the Coast and perhaps the occassional Brisbane class too.

We've also got lots of new people coming through the doors - remember, we were all beginners once so let's show them how it's done by asking a beginner for a dance during freestyle. The better they get, the more fun it'll be for all.

Food for thought: Think back to your first night at dancing and see if you can remember what it's like to walk into a room full of people that can all dance. Was it nice when someone gave you a smile and some words of encouragement?

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Where have all the good men gone?
Boyz Boyz Boyz! We need you - on Tuesday nights!!

The last two weeks have kept our regular Tuesday night boys very busy indeed. There's girls galore and to keep them happy, we need to up the anti on male attendance at Arundel on Tuesday nights.

So.........for all you guys out there who are sitting at home watching Big Brother, why don't you pull on your dancin' shoes and come dancing - with the girls at:

	Parkwood/Arundel Community Centre
	Napper Road, Arundel

Hope to see you there on Tuesday this week!

Beginner Routine 2005!
A hugely popular beginner routine that Le Steppers from all over Queensland have learnt. A proven stepping stone to bigger and better dancing and loads of fun and do-able moves.

ROCKIN FOR MYSELF ROUTINE

Routines are a great way to learn new moves and style to add to your freestyling repertoire. Opportunities to perform the new routine at dance functions later in the year will also be an option. Ask any of the dancers who've learnt and/or performed the previous routines and they'll gladly tell you more about it.

Intermediate Routine 2005!
Brand new choreography, brand new moves. This routine is being choreographed by the directors of Le Step on the Coast and will be displayed at dance functions later in the year . Loads of attitude and laughs to add to the "X" factor of your own dance style.

SWEAT ROUTINE

Brochures available at class so start looking for that dance partner now.

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