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WDC Blackpool Congress 1993 (4-Video)

Experience the WDC Blackpool Congress 1993, a historic MP4 video collection featuring 16 live lectures and demonstrations recorded during the Blackpool Dance Festival. Presented by world-renowned champions, coaches, and adjudicators, this archive explores advanced technique, figure variations, performance concepts, and competition principles across both International Latin and International Standard dancing.

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Title: WDC Blackpool Congress 1993 (4-Video)
Series: Blackpool Congress
Format: MP4 Video Collection
Event: Blackpool Dance Festival Congress
Recording Date: May 1993
Venue: Winter Gardens, Blackpool, England
Language: English
Dance Styles: International Latin & International Standard
Content: 16 Live Lectures & Demonstrations
Recommended For: Competition dancers, dance teachers, coaches, adjudicators, examination candidates, and ballroom history enthusiasts.

Original price was: $120.00.Current price is: $49.00.

Product ID: 2267 Category: Blackpool Congress

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The WDC Blackpool Congress 1993 video collection preserves one of the most respected educational events in competitive ballroom dancing. Recorded live during the Blackpool Dance Festival at the famous Winter Gardens, Blackpool in May 1993, this archive brings together lectures presented by world champions, leading coaches, adjudicators, and internationally recognized dance professionals.

Rather than teaching complete routines, these presentations focus on the technical principles that define high-level International Ballroom dancing. Throughout the Congress, the lecturers discuss movement quality, figure variations, presentation, musical interpretation, competition performance, and the concepts they considered essential for achieving excellence. Many of the sessions were presented under the theme “Priorities for Excellence,” offering valuable insight into the coaching philosophy of some of the most influential ballroom professionals of the period.

Covering both International Latin and International Standard, this collection remains an excellent reference for competitive dancers, teachers, coaches, examination candidates, and anyone interested in the history and evolution of ballroom technique. Beyond its instructional value, it also serves as a rare historical record documenting the teaching methods and technical perspectives shared at one of the world’s most prestigious dance congresses.