i foundout that the traditional handshakeis not very responsive.\nSO SHOULD I DO IT IN THE WAY WE ASK FOR DANCE.
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i like it when a guy shake my hand...keep an aye contact, smile...shake the hand - not too light (like a gay) and not to tight (as if you want to crush her!).....just right, like a man..
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I found the idea of this story quite intriguing and I have tried hard to find it but I can't think of any other way to search for it.  What is the "7407 course"?  Do  you have any way of contacting someone who has done it or who teaches it?  I think that's what I would try.\n\nI've included a few sites that you have probably already seen about misinterpreting gestures, but maybe they will be of some help.
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Its not that we like them its that a corsage is usually given when going to any type of dance . Yjet are usually pretty inexpensive , if you want to be different you could get her a small mixed bouqet instead , but also know this if your going to a dance she will have probaly gotten you a boutinerre and you dont want to show up empty handed do you ?
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I don't think it's socially acceptable, then again it depends on the circle you run around in including the age group. Hope that helps\nCheers\nM7
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wow are you serious,can you e mail me a signature.\nthat is cool if you are not playing, my sister quit at level 3 to start dance.
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Align your feet with one in front of you and one behind you. Bounce back and from foot to foot, with a rocking motion.\n\nMake sense?? It is easier demonstrated.
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You can always find nice Jewish boys at folkdance events.  Israeli dancing, which includes dances for couples, is popular all over the world.\n\nThere are several websites dedicated to Israeli folkdancing, and I am sure there are several groups in the San Francisco area.\n\nThese groups usually give lessons on how to dance and the steps to do, early in the evening, and then have open dancing for several more hours.  You may be a little bored at the beginning, because you do not know enough dances, but stay around and socialize with other beginners until you start to build a repertoire of dances.
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Wow i feel the same exact way as you! My mom says i can but she never actaully called or anything. But i cant do a backhandspring lol, buts thats the reason i want to join.
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I live in the US where we have become very slopy when it comes to things like this. \nYes, you should stand up. Not only is it rude, it is akward to shake someone's hand while one person is sitting. \nI can see no reason why you would not do this other than sheer laziness.
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Part of why you don't like it is because you haven't learned how. It probably wasn't somthing done very often in your household when you were growing up. But this practice has been around for centuries. Back ages past it was a way to get close to a woman you were interested in, and if you could move at all and still smile sweetly as you gazed adoringly upon her, then you were the object of all woman's affections.\nLearn some older steps first in a classroom setting. It will give you a good foundation for learning more moves and modern dances. Once you've got the hang of moving your feet to the beat, and not being stiff kneed or staring at your toes... then you can learn some dances in a more social environment like a country bar and pick up some of those fun line dances.\nBelieve me a man who knows how to move on the floor will have more successful moves off the floor if you take my meaning. Plus it's a great excuse to hold a woman close, even strange women!\nEnjoy!
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when ur on ur hands, push off as hard as u can and snap ur feet down\n\nit will be much easier
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If you will be venturing abroad to another country you should first check to see if it is acceptable to offer a handshake.. If you will be meeting someone of a high official status and you are there not in an official capacity you should not initiate the handshake but instead wait until they offer you one.  If you are offered a handshake grasp firmly but not forcibly, look directly into the persons eyes but do not stare at them.  One shake is usually enough timewise to extend your hand.  Take the lead from the person offering the handshake unless you are in the position of welcoming or greeting guests then offer your hand and wait for them to respond by grasping yours.. And most importantly make sure your hands are clean and dry.\nMany countries for instance Japan, may not see a handshake as  a friendly gesture, whereas a nod or short bow shows more honor to your host or guest.  It is also proper if you have a cold to not offer your hand with a proper explanation as to why you will not shake hands..  For hygenic purposes wash your hands after shaking many peoples hands to avoid the transferance of illness.. example. at a wedding reception line-up, wash before you eat.
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He will love it regardless.  The fact that you put out the effort will make him thrilled.  It's very sweet, and he's gonna love it.  I wish my wife would try something like that - and she's a horrible dancer.
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Turn on some music and move your body to it. Dont worry too much, Im sure you arent the ONLY one there who hasnt danced before, but once everyone really gets into it, People really dont pay all that close of attention to it. If you are really nervous, Stand with your feet about shoulder width apart, and move your hips in a figure 8 from side to side. Dont sway, and as far as your arms go, I think its so sexy when dancing and the song refers to a "YOU" if you point at people. I go out dancing every other weekend and have alot of fun. My friends say Im a great dancer and Im always having a blast... so I hope this helps some.
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The tried and true system is HANON, the Virtuous Pianist. It seems simplistic when you first try it, but pretty soon it starts getting tricky. The trick is to play it over and over and over, because they're actually like aerobics for your fingers. It guarantees independence of fingers, it says right on the book. Look for it in Amazon or your local B&N.
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Maybe you are that ONE person that makes him feel differently.  Or he just didnt want to dance wrong for you SO BADLY that it made him stiff.  It happens, and I bet if you dance with him again and he is more comfortable with you, it will get better.  He probably just wanted to impress you and make sure he didnt scare you off be being too forward with you.\n\n=D
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I'm American and do it the traditional way.\n\nI'm extaordinarily gifted.  It evidently takes alot of skill to raise a fork to your mouth with your left hand.  Either that, or I'm a fatty that doesn't want to take the extra time to switch hands.  You decide.