From the 15th-17th Decem­ber 2023 found ours this year Win­ter camp in the Lin­dow sports and edu­ca­ti­on cen­ter ins­tead of. The total 50 par­ti­ci­pan­ts expec­ted a balan­ced ran­ge of trai­ning cour­ses, from clas­sic ones Stan­dard and Latin, through to Dis­co­fox, Sal­sa and Bachata work­shops. The club spared no effort to bring the best trai­ners to Lin­dow, despi­te absen­ces due to ill­ness, in order to meet as many levels and requi­re­ments as possible.

The par­ti­ci­pan­ts who regis­tered on Satur­day for the… “Stan­dard pro­gram” deci­ded to enjoy a trai­ning ses­si­on Udo Ros­anski, who, with a lot of humor and an incre­di­bly strong pre­sence, taught the dancing cou­ples the cor­rect dance pos­tu­re and tech­ni­que for the slow waltz, Vien­nese waltz, slow fox and tan­go. The “Latin part” Our trai­ner took over, with qua­li­ty we know well Mar­tin Lutz. Mar­tin is hims­elf an acti­ve dancer in the hig­hest per­for­mance clas­ses in stan­dard and Latin, judge and trai­ner. At our club he trains the com­pe­ti­ti­ve sports cou­ples. He taught the par­ti­ci­pan­ts Cha Cha, Rum­ba, Jive and Paso Doble with ambi­ti­on and humor. Mar­co and Lisa Küh­ne show­ed the par­ti­ci­pan­ts sophisti­ca­ted Dis­co­fox figu­res and brought the soulful Dis­co­fox Slow clo­ser. At Achim and Dia­na from the La Pasión sal­sa school from Fürs­ten­wal­de, the par­ti­ci­pan­ts work­ed up a sweat with hot sal­sa and kizom­ba rhyth­ms. The high­light was the Sal­sa Rueda work­shop. Unli­ke other cou­ple dances, here the dance part­ner chan­ges while dancing. The­re were lots of laughs. The vice world cham­pi­on in Dis­co­fox, who tra­ve­led from Ham­burg, Jacob Schuening, also show­ed what figu­res are pos­si­ble in Dis­co­fox and also taught Bachata. Ours hel­ped here Trai­ner Danie­la Rische and show­ed the deman­ding Bachata sequence with Jacob. 

The weekend not only con­sis­ted of inten­si­ve trai­ning and work­shops, but also… social aspect was also not negle­c­ted. On Fri­day evening we met in a rela­xed atmo­sphe­re Ath­le­te bar for Secret San­ta. Jens Mau­solf Thanks to his excel­lent mode­ra­ti­on, he kept the audi­ence in a good mood with humo­rous punch lines. Our The lot­tery tickets were Clau­dia Lem­ke and her daugh­ter Aylia. Elfi Almert had desi­gned the lots for us in advan­ce. Bet­ween the rounds of elves the­re was a lot of dancing.

With Mull­ed wine around the camp­fi­re and Christ­mas carols, the Peter Staudt-Fisch­bach with the gui­tar and Sabi­ne Fisch­bach sin­ging accom­pa­nied, Satur­day evening came to an end. We had us so that ever­yo­ne could sing along with con­fi­dence in the lyrics Hei­ke Mau­solf gre­at song­books desi­gned. 

Phy­si­cal well-being was not negle­c­ted. The Lin­dow sports and lei­su­re cen­ter trea­ted us to one amp­le sel­ec­tion of dif­fe­rent dis­hes, so that we were able to streng­then our­sel­ves suf­fi­ci­ent­ly befo­re, bet­ween and after the trai­ning sessions. 

A big thank you goes to our orga­ni­zers Kat­rin and Maik Jahn and Mar­co Küh­ne. 

We are alre­a­dy loo­king for­ward to the win­ter camp next year. 

Aut­hor: Hol­ger Wagenblast 

Edi­to­ri­al revi­si­on: Lisa Kühne 

“What I lear­ned from the win­ter camp in Lin­dow was that stan­dard and Latin dances depend on the cor­rect dance pos­tu­re and tech­ni­que. The trai­ners’ tips were hel­pful and con­cise.” – Hol­ger Wagenblast 

“A posi­ti­ve mood among all par­ti­ci­pan­ts was noti­ceable throug­hout the weekend. It was the best pre­re­qui­si­te for suc­cessful trai­ning as well as for our high­lights – Secret San­ta and Christ­mas sin­ging around the camp­fi­re.” – Kat­rin and Maik Jahn

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