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Dance Training Set (4 Videos) – Caterina Arzenton

Augusto Shiavo & Caterina Arzenton, Standard

Master the fundamentals of International Standard ballroom dancing with this complete Dance Training Set by Caterina Arzenton. Including four instructional videos covering Slow Waltz, Tango, Slow Foxtrot, Quickstep, and Viennese Waltz, the series uses real coaching sessions to teach posture, lead and follow, body contact, rotation, shaping, and professional correction techniques for both dancers and teachers.

Product Details

Title: Dance Training Set
Instructor: Caterina Arzenton
Product Type: MP4 Instructional Dance Video Collection
Dance Style: International Standard
Level: Beginning – Intermediate
Included Videos:
- Dance Training Slow Waltz (71 min)
- Dance Training Tango (64 min)
- Dance Training Slow Foxtrot (64 min)
- Dance Training Quickstep & Viennese Waltz (81 min)
Total Dances Covered: Slow Waltz, Tango, Slow Foxtrot, Quickstep, Viennese Waltz
Format: MP4 Video
Focus: Technique correction, adjudicator’s analysis, posture, lead and follow, body contact, rotation, shaping, leg action (Tango), and Viennese Waltz principles

Original price was: $280.00.Current price is: $49.00.

Product ID: 1960 Categories: Augusto Shiavo & Caterina Arzenton, Standard

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Build a stronger foundation in International Standard ballroom dancing with the Dance Training Set, a complete instructional collection featuring four coaching programs by renowned ballroom champion and coach Caterina Arzenton. Rather than focusing on figures and choreography alone, this series demonstrates how professional coaching transforms a couple’s dancing by identifying technical weaknesses and applying practical corrections that improve overall performance.

Throughout the series, Caterina works with a Japanese professional couple, using real coaching sessions to illustrate her teaching principles. Each lesson reveals how poor habits can be corrected through systematic instruction, making the videos valuable not only for dancers but also for dance teachers who want to develop more effective coaching methods for their own students.

Each video follows the same structured training process. The featured couple first performs before Caterina’s lesson, after which the routine is evaluated from an adjudicator’s point of view. Caterina then explains the points to be improved, focusing on posture, lead and follow, change of body contact, and rotation and shape, before concluding with the couple performing the dance again to demonstrate the results of the coaching. The Tango program also includes a dedicated section on leg action, while the Quickstep program additionally covers Viennese Waltz technique.

This complete collection includes four instructional videos covering the core International Standard dances, making it an excellent resource for beginning and intermediate dancers preparing for competitions, improving social dancing, or developing stronger teaching skills.