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Meet Slawek Sochacki and Marzena Stachura, four-time national and world professional smooth champions. [Watch]
When The Doc and I discovered we’d be attending a wedding in California over the same weekend that Slawek and Marzena were hosting a workshop at their dance studio in Laguna Hills, we did we did what any self-respecting American Smooth addicts would do. We went.
And. It. Was. Fantastic.
We’d love to work with Marzena and Slawek again. We’d love to work with them consistently.
Throwback Thursday… There’s No Farting in Ballroom…circa 2015
Throwback to November 5, 2015, the original publication date of There’s No Farting in Ballroom.
I had been dancing pro-am with my then-23-year-old instructor/partner for 10 months. We were working hard to prepare for my first Ohio Star Ball. There was no farting in ballroom then. There is no farting in ballroom now and there never will be farting in ballroom.
WARNING: If you are offended by bodily functions, you may want to skip today’s post. Carry on. There’s nothing for
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When I think about the time and money the Doc and I invest in our
Throwback Thursday… circa 2016
Ten pounds, five hairstyles, six hair colors, a combined seventeen rhythm costumes and ballroom gowns, same studio in three locations with one name change (Jones DanceSport Ballroom), two age classifications and six proficiency levels over 31 competitions later …what a difference three years makes! Thank you again to Liberty Cogen, the host of Dance Network’s Barretender, for the opportunity