American Smooth. Two Bodies — One Instrument: The Smooth Partnership Manual

From Alexander Romanov & Anna Blagodyreva

📙 “American Smooth. Two Bodies — One Instrument: The Smooth Partnership Manual”

This material is not a collection of figures or a theoretical treatise.

It is a practical instruction manual for building partnered work, presented in a clear and structured language.

If the first level of the system answers the question: “How does my body work?”,

then this level answers: “How do two bodies begin to move as a single system?”

The book covers in detail:

• the logic of partner interaction

• distribution of roles and activity

• support and resistance within the couple

• balance and rotation in joint movement

All principles are described in a way that can be applied in class and on the dance floor, not just “understood mentally”.

This material is intended for:

• dancers already working in partnership

• instructors

• Pro-Am and professional couples

• those who value quality of interaction over the quantity of figures

📄 Format: PDF

🌍 Language: English 

Sales conditions:

Price: 80$

About authors - Alexander Romanov & Anna Blagodyreva:

• 4-time US National Champions in Open Professional American Smooth

• US National Champions in Show Dance

• World Champions in Rising Star Professional American Smooth

• Eastern USDC Champions in Rising Star Professional American Smooth

• Winners and finalists of numerous National and Regional Championships and Competitions

• Organizers of the dance camps "Complex Made Simple" (Part 1 and Part 2) and Anna's signature dance lab "Make

Your Dance Better"

• Authors of Online courses "Solo American Smooth", "Online Christmas Course", content "Smooth Secrets by

Alex&Anna"

• American Smooth coaches at the USA National Championship dance camp and various other master

• Guest instructors and international experts in American Smooth teaching in Thailand, Serbia, Germany, Cyprus,

and other countries

• Among the students are World Champions, Blackpool Dance Festival winners, and medalists of U.S. National

Championships in Am-Am and Pro-Am divisions