The Higher Up You Go, The More

The Higher Up You Go, The More Mistakes You Are Allowed. Right At The Top, If You Make Enough Of Them, It's Considered To Be Your Style.

When You Have A Dancing Partner, There's Always Gonna Be A Moment Where The Girl's Gonna Cry, Ginger Didn't Do That. But, Most Every Other Girl I've Worked With Have Cried Because They Said "aah, I Can't Do It" And I Have To Go "yes, You Can, Shut Up!" And They Do Do It.

For Ballroom Dancing, Remember That Your Partners Have Their Own Distinctive Styles Also. Cultivate Flexibility. Be Able To Adapt Your Style To That Of Your Partner. In Doing So, You Are Not Surrendering Your Individuality, But Blending It With That Of Your Partner.

I Just Put My Feet In The Ground And Move Them Around.

When Working On My Choreography I Am Not Always Receptive To Outside Suggestions Or Opinions. I Believe That If You Have Something In Mind In The Way Of A Creation, Such As A New Dance, A Sequence, Or An Effect, You Are Certain To Come Up With Inaccurate Criticism And Damaging Results If You Go Around Asking For Opinions.