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Aw thanks Marta 😍 What a shame you weren't in the routine this year - we missed you!

Awww 🥰 thank you 🤩, I’ve always wanted to do the super girl move!

Hi and thank you for your comments! You could reach out to Ceroc Enterprises in London - they have many international locations so would be the best people to talk to - their website is www.ceroc.com Good luck 🙂

@@CerocDanceSydney Thanks will do. I just wish there were existing CEROC dance businesses, studios here in the USA - it seemed like that was starting to happen ~ 20 years ago. I'm kind of ashamed how m fellow Americans have such poor social skills like partner dancing, saying a few words in a foreign language , identifying countries or even continents before we bomb them :-)

Love this 😍

Thanks for your comment. There are hundreds of Ceroc moves and lots of creativity and variations so do come and see us for some lessons if you're ever in Sydney 🙂

Yes Ren it is fascinating to us too that it's apparently an Australian thing!

It absolutely is as much fun as it looks Cynthia 🙂

This dance is very popular at weddings. We love tina

Every disco, every school dance, every party when this song comes on we all do this dance!! R.I.P Tina Turner in Gods Care 🙏🏻

I’m an Aussie that only found out today that it’s not global. My mind is blown! This is a total classic dance that was massive in the 80’s. Even taught it at school.

💋💋💋💋🥰There’s The Big Red Bash at Birdsville 🇦🇺every year where they continue 👍to break the world record 🥰of people doing 🫶this line dance.🤗This is the most remote 🫶music festival in the world 🌎 and raises funds for the 🇦🇺Royal Flying Doctors in Australia.💃Tina,s iconic song 💃is a crowd favourite.👍So far their up 🤞to 4000 people,💃but this year they’re 💃doing something special.💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶💋💋💋💋💋💋🇦🇺💋💋

Everyone young and old knows it.

yep thats how it used to get played in Oz

Still is 😂

Hi Kevin, in the short few seconds these couples are given in the spotlight, to a song they do not know to prepare for, it's not even possible to finish these figures you have mentioned. For some of them, especially the beginners who are in this video, it is their first time in front of an audience. We encourage you to attend your local Modern Jive class to learn about the timing of our wonderful dance and to experience the joy of the inclusive and encouraging environment enjoyed by many people across the world.

@@CerocDanceSydney I’ve attended 3 so called ceroc social dances and it’s just pure unorganised rabble. Music was boom boom boom and nothing the dancers could follow a beat too because it was played through virtual dj programme on laptop and speeded up to 146bpm. Every gent or leader as we now call them has only 1 routine they just dance over & over . I asked the dancers if the improvise into anything else routine wise they said no and 98% of them didn’t even know the names of the figures they were trying to dance. The ladies or followers were no different . All this is because Ceroc is a brand name and it’s dancing content is an amalgamation of east west coast swing with modern jive figures thrown in . None of figures are finished off properly by even the so called advanced dancers . I fell the reason is because it’s essentially taught by unlicensed teachers without even an associate qualification never mind licenciate or fellowship qualification . It’s nothing more than an over 40’s singles or hopefully meet someone’s event. There were in the 3 I attended 5 ladies or followers with twisted wrists and 1 with a bruised shoulder , which is easily done when inexperienced . I guess that’s why their insurance is so high . One organiser of a social event had 4 claimants in the last year and it will get worse. No sorry it’s pure unorganised rubbish and nothing to enjoy in a safe environment unless it’s taught properly . However dancing should be for everyone with everyone’s own choice of what they dance …but please teach it with fully qualified teachers in a safe environment as your teaching and choreography training days will have taught you. . I will look into it further and teach it in my classes but only with completed figures that both partners understand fully what they’re dancing and that starts by telling them the name of the figure they’re dancing and so on until a sensible routine is acquired that each individual dancer can dance or improvise upon themselves safely . Not as I was told , I go here so she goes there ,he goes there so I go here etc pure rubbish without alignments . So please let’s keep whatever dancing it is safe and enjoyable for every dancer and professional teacher . Each organiser and so called teacher I spoke too at the events I attended had nothing , just signed to a franchise booked a hall and off they went not even the figures they were so called teaching themselves . Sorry but I’m old school taught properly and hold many qualifications and championship titles through my dancing years and I love to se people dancing but properly and safely . East/west coast swing , Lindy hop , rock n roll , modern jive , shim sham , all beautiful dancing figures to enjoy perfected by dancers over generations as is ballroom and Latin and Argentine etc etc I could go on I’m passionate about any dancing as long as it’s sensible and safe unlike your so called ceroc dancing .

Hi Terry, good to hear from you from the UK :) Yes the Pretzel has always been a beginner move over here in Australia - albeit one of the more challenging ones!

@@CerocDanceSydney yes, the Pretzel isn't as easy as it looks. You could say the Pretzel is not a piece of cake 🤣😂

Ah Peter if only you could have seen beyond 2.47 not included on the video :)

@@CerocDanceSydney Well, spill the beans...

That's right America You grew up with cotton eye Joe *we grew up with the nutbush*

I had to watch it again now too Joanne 💜 Julie 🙂

And the girl in white trousers front left

Hi Cathy - this is Ceroc, so a form of Modern Jive, not your typical traditional Rock n Roll or Ballroom style Jive. This was a lead/follow spotlight final but would have certainly had an element of planned sequences. The competitors were given a random selection of songs so definitely lead/follow elements required.

Thank you Terry! Julie :)

Nice memories Eva :)