Dance Training Slow Foxtrot – Caterina Arzenton

Develop smoother movement and stronger partnership with Dance Training Slow Foxtrot, a professional coaching program presented by internationally respected ballroom coach Caterina Arzenton. Instead of concentrating on figures alone, this instructional video demonstrates how technical corrections can transform the overall quality of a couple’s dancing through expert analysis and practical coaching.

Created for beginning to intermediate dancers, the course follows a real training session with Japanese professional dancers Shintaro Masuyama & Yoko Araya. The lesson begins with the couple performing before coaching, followed by the judge’s point of view, where Caterina identifies the technical weaknesses affecting their performance. She then explains how to improve the essential foundations of Slow Foxtrot, including posture, lead and follow, body contact, rotation, and shape. The session concludes with the couple dancing again after the lesson, giving viewers a clear comparison of the improvements achieved through professional instruction.

Born in Italy, Caterina Arzenton built an outstanding competitive career with Augusto Schiavo, winning the British Amateur Ballroom Championship in 1991 and 1992 before becoming World Professional Champions in 2000 and UK Champions in 2001. Today, she is highly regarded as an international coach, conducting ballroom seminars and training camps around the world.

Whether you are looking to strengthen your Slow Foxtrot fundamentals, prepare for competition, or improve your coaching skills as a dance teacher, this video offers practical methods that can be applied immediately to develop better movement, technique, and ballroom presentation.

Course Contents

Slow Foxtrot

• Dance Before Lesson
• Judge’s Point of View
• Points to be Improved
• Posture
• Lead and Follow
• Change of Body Contact
• Rotation and Shape
• Dance After Lesson