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Eye to Eye

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Dance Spirit, March 1st, 2005

KEEPING EYE CONTACT WITH YOUR PARTNER CAN TRANSFORM A ROUTINE. TRY THIS! THREE EXERCISES TO HELP YOU AND YOUR PARTNER HOLD EACH OTHER'S GAZE. Face your partner and stare into each other's eyes for three minutes. This works well as a warm-up before class or performance and will help you get in tune with each other. If you're really embarrassed, try focusing on your partner's forehead instead. "Looking at the forehead is a step toward gaining better posture and balance," says Washington-based ballroom instructor Don Tasanasanta. "Use this technique in practice sessions as you gradually get u...

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