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Enthusiasts and Aspiring Athletes Called to Join Dancesport Dance Camp 2015
Social dance enthusiasts and aspiring athletes are encouraged to join the Dance Camp Cebu 2015 to be held on April 9, 10 and 11 at the Mountain View Nature’s Park in Barangay Busay, Cebu City.
The three-day dance camp will include training on dancesport as well as the salsa and popular Latino dances. The camp is open to all, including students, schools or university PE teachers, amateurs, social dancers and dance enthusiasts, whether beginner, intermediate, advanced and competitive levels.
Dance Camp Cebu 2015 participants will undergo intensive instruction of dancesport, which enable them to hone their dance skills, regardless of their level. The classes will provide challenges but excitement as well to all participants who attend the dance camp to either find their footing or hone their dance skills.
Enjoy three days and three nights of dance lessons (Latin American, Modern Standard and Social Ballroom dance) taught by some of the Philippines finest dance teachers/coaches. There will also be a welcome party, the social night of dancing and the farewell party.
School and university physical education teachers and children ages 7-12 have separate training modules.
There are three dance camp packages. All dance packages come with three-day workshop, and eight meals, including the welcome dinner and farewell dinner parties, on Thursday (dinner), Friday (breakfast, lunch and dinner), Saturday (breakfast, lunch and dinner) and Sunday (breakfast only).
For registration details and package costs call or visit Dancesport Team Cebu City Training Center and look for Ms. Jenette Flores from 10 am to 7 p.m. or call Tel. No. +6332-4155844. Get more details via email:dancesportcebu@gmail.com, or visit www.dancesportcebu.org; like “DanceSport Team Cebu City” on Facebook and follow “@DanceSportTeamC” on Twitter.
The Dancesport Team Cebu City Training Center has the credentials to offer the dance camp as it has produced numerous winners in dancesports competitions. The group has placed Cebu on the dancesport map when it was recognized by the Guinness World Records for setting the record for the world’s largest dance class; which was included in the Guinness Book of World Records 2011 edition.
Dance turned into a genuine sport at the beginning of the 20th century when French businessman Camille de Rhynal and a group of dancers started holding dance competitions. However, the first Tango tournament with participants from different countries was held in 1907 in Nice, France. But it was not until 1936 when couples from 15 countries and three continents competed in real inaugural world championship that was held in Bad Nauheim, Germany.
The World Olympic Committee has recognized dancesport as a real sport but it has yet to include dancesport among the Olympic games.
