moving leads

In partner dancing, the two partners are labelled as the leader and the follower, or lead and follow. Traditionally, the male partner leads and the female partner follows, though this is certainly not always the case. Many social dance forms have a long history of same-sex and role-crossing partnerships, and there have been some changes to the strict gendering of partner dances in some competition or performance contexts.

Broadly speaking, the leader guides the overall structure of the dance, deciding which moves or figures will be danced, and how to the couple will move around the dance floor. The leader's role is to lead their partner through moves, usually setting the emotional or stylistic 'tone' for the dance as well as initiating moves. The follower in contrast, follows their leader, completing the moves suggested by the leader.

Using Connection

For the leader and follower to interact with each other, a connection must be established. More advanced dancers will take many cues from each other through this connection, with followers using it to communicate feedback to their leader just as the leader uses it to suggest moves to their partner. The most accomplished dancers use connection as a line of communication which allows the leader to incorporate the follower's ideas, abilities and creative suggestions into their own styling and selection of moves. This Referral Program is perfect for moving experts that wish to refer the moving software to other moving companies.