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Why go to a Training Camp and Which International Training Camps are the most famous for Dancers?
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16 noviembre, 2019
In addition to daily training, specific preparation for a Competition or for a season is essential for an athlete. Usually, before the competition season starts, there are several Training Camps organized by great dancers or clubs. What is pursued by attending a Training Camp level is to closely observe other couples how they execute their technique and also receive valuable details of the main international coatches in thematic group classes, and in case you choose a particular class, get the «tailor-made» advice of a coach specifically understood in what you want to improve.
The aim of the Training Camps is therefore to help each athlete to become a better dancer through mastery of the technique and learn the key principles of Dancesport from the best teachers.
In recent years, we have seen a significant change in the Dancesport Approach. Currently you have the opportunity to be observed, analyzed and corrected by the world’s leading specialists. You just have to know what you want to improve and which teacher is ideal for you.
A level Training Camp must be well planned, structured. Group classes must touch different aspects and each teacher must contribute that subject or aspects in which it is more specified. The role of the organizer is essential by selecting the most suitable and elite International Coaches Panel. Not only choose specialists in Latin and Standard. There are coatches specialists in pure technique, others in the artistic manifestation, others scan you and tell you clearly in which aspects of the many that there are more lazy and you should improve, or in which dance you are below the others, perhaps because the choice of some figures that are not correct for your characteristics as a dancer. Sometimes the characteristics of the boy as a dancer are not ideal for dancing with the girl with whom he dances or vice versa. This happens because there are different «types» of dancers and sometimes in the couple «he is not for her and vice versa».
This has two solutions: that someone who understands you say it – difficult because it is a delicate matter – or be in the hands of a great specialist who knows how to look for the right figures and the correct execution of them to try to «join the water with the oil».
There are international teachers like Ilya Danilov who is a living Scanner. That is why they call it «ORACULUS». If he wants and you ask him, he can revolutionize your life in an instant. I could tell you: he is not for you or you are not for her. In 1 minute of your dance vision, he will know more about you than you can ever imagine. I could also tell you which figures are not for you and configure a program according to your characteristics. But be careful if you ask for maximum sincerity: you can leave a class confused with him.
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It is better that you go with the very clear ideas of what you want to ask the teacher. The 45 minutes run very fast and are very expensive. The best thing is something specific, convey what you need in a specific way in the first minutes of the class. Before you, you must have made a reflection of the most important thing you need and the exhibition begins must be clear and concrete.
If you do not go with the concrete ideas, the teacher will give you a generic class that may be more successful or less, and you will know little by little. It’s up to you that the class is worth it.
A great international coach (not everyone) knows how to do this, but of course, it will not be easy to be offered or offered at the first. It is something that goes out of the ordinary, you will need an approach to that teacher to enter that field.
The normal dates to attend a Training Camp is in summer to prepare the competition season that begins in August-September. Also at Christmas-New Year. But there are other Training Camps at other times of the year that are very interesting to attend.
In a few years, we have moved from a few closed camps, focused on training, to several camps each month with the best teachers and couples from around the world.
So you understand that you can get a good Training Camp. I mention below the pros and cons of a Training Camp point of view of a dancer:
PROS
1. Time saving
You can have lessons with many teachers in the same place. You save money and time, compared to the previous system in which we needed to fly or drive each teacher separately.
2. Increased motivation
You can find a larger group of dancers to train. Your presence will inspire you and motivate you to do better. You will hardly find elsewhere the same adrenaline and energy you get during resistance training in a training camp.
3. Expand your device
You can expand your group of favorite teachers. In fact, it can sometimes happen that I book a lesson with a teacher just because he / she is on the training camp list. But in the end, you can get an unexpectedly surprising lesson. Then you wonder why, until that moment, you have never considered studying with that teacher.
You can also read our other article on how to find the right teacher for you here.
4. You will be noticed
Compared to competitions, the atmosphere in a training camp is generally more relaxed. The people around you have more time and will look at you with different eyes. If you really are a good dancer, but you still don’t have a large audience, during training camps people will notice you and start taking you into account.
5. Make friends
In a training camp, dancers can let others see how they really are in normal life. Teachers and other dancers can sometimes have a distorted idea of you if they only met you during competitions. During a training camp, you have a good chance to turn your enemies into friends.
6. Level up!
It is very common to see a couple improve their level day by day during a training camp. Be it the amount of information, the quality of the lessons or the contagious emotion, the truth is that the training fields help you grow and improve. The truth is that it happens often and that is one of the main reasons why so many dancers attend training camps.
CONS
1. A training camp can be really expensive
A training camp can be quite expensive. If your budget is not large enough to be free-minded and simply take and leave, try to plan ahead. Start saving money!
2. Overprice
The actual price you will pay per lesson may be higher than usual. In fact, most of the time, you will have to pay an additional price that goes directly to the organization … This surcharge allows organizers to pay for plane tickets, accommodation and transportation for teachers.
3. The energy level.
The quality of the private lesson you get can vary greatly. As teachers are working up to 12 or 14 lessons per day. At the end of a long day, your teacher may not be able to give his 100%.
4. It will affect your program
As a training camp is generally not planned for weekends and lasts several days, it can be a problem for those who cannot easily get free time or reorganize their schedule.
5. Contradictory information
The amount of information you are going to get is huge and everything happens in a very short time. This will usually create some problems. Sometimes the information you receive is contradictory. A teacher will say one thing, and the other exactly the opposite. The funny thing is that both things may be true, but it is difficult to combine the information. You have to let the knowledge be absorbed.
In addition, it may not be easy to practice all the knowledge you acquired before starting the next lesson. Therefore, you can easily forget what you just learned.
6. Too easy? Too hard?
Very often you will see that there are different levels of participants, from juniors to seniors, from beginners to advanced. The teacher has to find a way to run a workshop that is interesting for everyone. But, this is going to be a problem for you.
Sometimes, they organize different groups for younger students or for older people. However, sometimes this is not happening and the group lesson ends up not being useful. For example, if you are a beginner and the teacher is playing a topic that is too difficult to understand or, conversely, if you are a high-level couple and the topic is too simple for you, time and money are you investing It won’t be worth it.
Once analyzed what can be useful to attend an International Training Camp, we will mention below the main International Training Camps both WDC and WDSF.
1. THE CAMP – Wuppertal, Alemania
But what makes this Training Camp so good?
First, it has some of the best teachers in the industry and the location, the Historic City Hall, is absolutely stunning. Everything is very well thought out and the purpose is to leave Wuppertal inspired and focused.
Here is the list of teachers of the 2019 edition

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2. Dancing Superstars Festival – Bremen
In 2019, the Dancing Superstars Festival will be in its sixth edition and is announced better than ever. The coaches who will organize the workshops are some of the greatest legends: Slavik Kryklyvyy, Catia Vanone, Fabio Selmi or Julie Fryer, to name a few.
https://www.facebook.com/DancingSuperstarsFestival/
3. Summer Dancecamp – Dinamarca
What is a summer without this Training Camp? Well, the perfect one would be Summer Dancecamp. Why is it perfect? They are, as they say on their website, an «independent dance camp for federations, dance schools, clubs and organizations: all are welcome regardless of their affiliation.»
World champions Kristina and Peter Stokkebroe and Frank Høgh are in their eighth year organizing this camp for all dancers of any level to come and learn from the best. For us, it seems the perfect environment where every dancer will feel welcome.

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4. Edita Daniute International Training Camp – Trakai
It is organized in Lithuania between July 14 and 21, this Training Camp is organized by Edita Daniute, one of the best names in the world of Standard, is intended to develop all aspects of the Standard. You will have morning jogging, aerobic exercises and stretching, conferences and resistance practice.
Coaches: Edita Daniute, Mirko Gozzoli, Fabio Selmi, Pietro Braga, Salvatore Todaro, Catia Vanone, Alexey Silde, Alessandro Firmo, Marek Chojnacki, Michele Bonsignori, Anastasia Titkova.
5. Team Vivo Latino with la Grande Orchestra Italiana – Italy
Between July 19 and 21, in Italy, Team Vivo Latino is organizing the largest Training Camp for international training and competition in southern Italy. The Training Camp and the sson competition in Mariotto, which is 30-40 minutes away by car or transfer from Bari-Palese airport.
The Vivo Latino Team Training Field has one of the best coach selections.
- Hans Galke
- Sergey y Melia
- Paul Killick
- Andrej y Melinda
- Viktor Nikovskiy
- David Yin
- Goran Nordin
- Jukka y Sirpa
- Maurizio Vescovo
- Joanna Leunis.
- https://www.facebook.com/teamvivolatino/
6. S&F Camp – Moscow
The Training Camo S&F is organized by Alexey Silde and Anna Firstova, mainly dedicated to Latin. It is held at the Crocus Expo usually in early January and the second time is at the end of August and lasts 5 to 6 days. During these days, the schedule looks like this: in the morning you have stretching sessions, around 4 PM you will have general physical preparation and in the evening there are practice sessions.
https://danceimperia.ru/s-f-camp
7. ZK Camp – Moscow
The ZK camp is organized by Dmitry Zharkov and Olga Kulikova and is dedicated only to standard dancers. Like the S&F Camp, it is celebrated in Moscow at the Crocus Expo. The first ZK camp is in early January and the second time is in September and usually lasts 3 to 4 days.
The schedule of the day is divided into two parts: physical preparation and practice sessions at night. In addition, there are separate groups for children up to Junior II and separate groups for young people. In charge of these groups are the teacher assistants: Matteo del Gaone, Evgeny Nikitin and Anton Besedin.
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8. International Championships Preparation Quality Camp – Warsaw
It is organized by Lukasz and Aleksandra Tomczak from September 13 to 16 in Warsaw, Poland. As the name implies, this Training Camp is dedicated to those who are preparing to do their best in the International Championship that normally takes place in October of each year.
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9. Mabo Training Camp – Italy
The third week of September you can usually participate in the Mabo Training Camp and receive valuable information from some of the biggest legends in the industry.

10. Transylvanian Grand Prix
The Transylvania Grand Prix is one of the most important dance events in Romania. The best WDSF couples from around the world attend and fight for a place in the final. The best thing about this event is the Transylvania Training Camp, which brings together teachers such as William Pino, Pietro Braga, Barbara Ambroz, Giordano Vanone, Colin James and many others.
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11. Royal Dance Summer & Winter Camp Spain
Organized in the first week of January in winter, and in the first week of August in summer, the famous international coatch Karina Rubio organizes one of the most outstanding Training Camps, which also advances in prestige at times.
The cast of teachers that come is fantastic. It is a Training Camp especially prominent for Latin dances and very well organized.
12. Master Evolution Benidorm -Spain
Organized by a group of teachers such as Piegro Braga, Valeri Ivanov, Frederic Mosa, etc. (Dance Sport Team), a very special Training Camp is organized in Benidorm in January, just before the prestigious DANCESPORT CUP International Competition.
The organization works to create 2 specific events within the Training Camp itself: Mater Evolution Latin and Master Evolution Standard.
The cast of top-tier coatches is spectacular.
13. Gold Camp Bilbao -Spain
In the middle of October of each year the Bilbao Dancesport Cup International Competition is held in Bilbao- Spain.
Just a few days before, a prestigious Training Camp is also organized, which every year enjoys a presence of couples and category.
Por Frank Gascón – DancesportNews.info
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COMPETITIONS
Kirill Kurbatov & Alexandra Ravel-Muroz (RUS) World Champions Junior 2 10 Dances in Sibiu (Romanie) 2nd November 2019
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1 año agoon
3 noviembre, 2019
Ranking of Junior II Ten Dance FINAL WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP 2019
The following results are from the WDSF World Championship taken place in Sibiu – Romania on 02 November 2019
RANKING
FINAL
RANK | COUPLE | COUNTRY | START # |
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1. | Kirill Kurbatov – Alexandra Revel-Muroz | RUS | 15 |
2. | Vadana Rares Emanuel – Neculae Maria Tea | ROU | 7 |
3. | Maxim Zhilenkov – Arina Molochnikova | KAZ | 20 |
4. | Mikita Buyel – Maria Moiseeva | BLR | 21 |
5. | Kohon Patrik – Gal Dalma | HUN | 27 |
6. | Daniel Ficola – Giulia Migliorini | ITA | 2 |
3. ROUND
RANK | COUPLE | COUNTRY | START # |
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7. – 8. | Oleksandr Turcheniak – Olesia Yuvko | UKR | 26 |
7. – 8. | Tomasz Ruszkowski – Julia Mozdyniewicz | POL | 32 |
9. | Nikita Nikitin – Natalia Moraru | MDA | 23 |
10. | Ernests Aksels Dimants – Marija Pascenko | LAT | 8 |
11. | Nicolas Aaron Eichhorn – Katharina Jewdokimenko | GER | 22 |
12. | Marco Kindsigo – Lisete Marjapuu | EST | 19 |
2. ROUND
RANK | COUPLE | COUNTRY | START # |
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13. | Edvardas Masaro – Patricija Rinkeviciute | LTU | 5 |
14. | Utku Ovunc Unlu – Ada Usluel | TUR | 33 |
15. | Matyas Felcman – Lucie Ruzickova | CZE | 18 |
16. | Lan Yu Hsiang – Weng Ariel | TPE | 35 |
17. | Lorenzo Colin – Angelina Mosa | FRA | 16 |
18. | Guilherme Rodrigues – Marta Coelho | POR | 10 |
19. – 21. | Itay Fleshler – Neta Ayvazov | ISR | 11 |
19. – 21. | Tamir Azbel – Anna Kozyar | CAN | 30 |
19. – 21. | Vid Steinfelser – Zara Avsec | SLO | 34 |
22. | Dominik Indro – Liana Ferjancova | SVK | 4 |
23. – 24. | Benjamin Jonsson – Amalie Hindsgaul | SWE | 1 |
23. – 24. | Ole-Gunnar Eriksen – Adele Rieger | NOR | 25 |
1. ROUND
RANK | COUPLE | COUNTRY | START # |
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25. | Ivan Smirnov – Angelina Jeved | CYP | 12 |
26. | Raul Toparcean – Julia Beissel | AUT | 28 |
27. | Tobias Skandov – Ida Marie Hegelund | DEN | 31 |
28. | Ivan Totov – Mariana Zhekova | BUL | 13 |
29. | Govard Cholponbaev – Aibiike Nurlanova | KGZ | 9 |
30. | Soma Yamamoto – Marina Miki | JPN | 29 |
31. | David Ljevar – Marta Marki | CRO | 3 |
32. | Elias Saastamoinen – Emmiina Alimattila | FIN | 6 |
33. | Nikola Popovic – Andrea Savanovic | SRB | 24 |
34. | Kalin Glatkov – Elena Mirkova | MKD | 14 |
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VIDEO FINAL:
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NEWS
The Fifth World Title for Zharkov & Kulikova: Continue to Reign
Published
1 año agoon
30 octubre, 2019
Dmitry Zharkov – Olga Kulikova (RUS) continued to reign convincingly in Leipzig on Saturday. Again they broke all records, as the 2019 WDSF PD World Championship Standard marked them the fifth World title in five years, and the first one in WDSF Professional Division. The outstanding scores over 39.2 points in each dance were awarded to the couple, and the last dance, Quickstep, earned them close to the perfect scores, 39.6 out of maximum 40.
The same trio took over the podium as in the European Championship a week ago. Nikolay Darin – Natalia Seredina (MDA) won the silver medals and Andrey Motyl – Ekaterina Kim (RUS) won the bronze medals. The ambiance both in the spectator stands and on the dance floor kept growing towards the end, and by the look of scores Quickstep turned out to be the best dance for all couples in top three.
Zhao Peng – Wang Qi (CHN) ranked fourth, Eros Sciamanna – Anna Angelika Jaglinska (POL) ranked fifth, and Alessandro Ilarioni – Aurora Sbardella (ITA) ranked sixth.
In Kyiv (UKR), the 2019 WDSF World Championship Youth Ten Dance gave us a glimpse of how another page on the history book is in the making. Vladislav Untu – Polina Baryshnikova (MDA) have won all the three European Youth titles (Standard, Latin, Ten Dance) this year and the couple continued their strong year by winning the World Championship Youth Ten Dance title aswell. With two more World title events to go, the couple is going strongly towards the historical six out of six titles in 2019.
German Pugachev – Ariadna Tishova (RUS) won the silver medals and Karolis Burneikis – Izabele Sekaite (LTU) won the bronze.
In non-title events, the two WDSF World Open Latin winners of the week were Edgar Marcos Borjas – Alina Nowak (POL) in Amsterdam-Almere (NED) and Alexandru Miculescu Ionut – Andra Pacurar (ROU) in Kyiv (UKR). The WDSF World Open Standard winners were Madis Abel – Aleksandra Galkina (EST) in Amsterdam-Almere and Marco Sirocchi – Kilin Dora (ROU) in Kyiv.
The two WDSF International Open Latin winners of the week were Lars Olav Eltervaag – Paraskevi Zygouri (NOR) in Trencin (SVK), and Konstantin Gorodilov – Dominika Bergmannova (EST) in Prienai (LTU). The WDSF International Open Standard winners were Evaldas Sodeika – Ieva Zukauskaite (LTU) in Prienai and Matej Stec – Elena Popova (SVK) in Trencin.
Congratulations to all the winners and finalists, also of the WDSF Open competitions! It is again the start of a GrandSlam week, and this year the World Championship Ten Dance is included in the programme in Moscow (RUS). World Cups in Rock’n’Roll and Boogie Woogie are also taking place on Saturday, which means it will be another busy week in DanceSport!
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