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I own and rock people’s faces off teaching ballroom dancing at Dancers Studio in St. Paul, MN. My husband and I compete professionally in American style and wrangle eight children in our spare time. I’ve been teaching and competing in ballroom dancing for over 25 years and have lots of opinions on it. I am an expert by any means, but there are quite a few dancers who are better than me and I have a solid knowledge of basic technique, so suck it.

The Right Tools for the Job: Ballroom Dance Shoes with Flow Chart

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Hey babes,

I'm going to leave this here and then come back later with OPINIONS and FACTS.

SHOE FLOW CHART

Go forth and practice.

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  1. Leslie Whitney Avatar
    Leslie Whitney

    As an “older” woman, I have been questioning the height of a heel to wear during competition. I have come to the decision that the lower heel is the right choice. I am more grounded and balanced. Also, the chances of falling on my — are reduced.
    Thanks for the opportunity to discuss this issue Kate.

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