Turns in Ballroom and Latin is a lecture by Marina Ferrari recorded in Russia. The original catalogue states a running time of 60 minutes and lists English and Russian. It describes a discussion of what a turn is, how it differs from rotation, and different types of turn used in Ballroom and Latin dancing.
The lecture connects those definitions with examples in particular figures, although the supplied text does not name the figures individually. Its practical value is a terminology-focused explanation that dancers and teachers can use when discussing turning actions. No additional exercise sequence or specific technical correction has been inferred.
The source identifies Ferrari as a Team Diablo teacher and a contributor to the WDSF Technique Books. Federation materials corroborate Ferrari’s work as a DanceSport lecturer, but unrelated hip-movement lessons are not included as contents of this lecture. This is instructional lecture material, with the supplied topic outline preserved below.
Course Contents
- Definition of turn and distinction from rotation
- Types of turn in Ballroom and Latin dancing
- Examples in particular figures
This is the supplied topic outline; individual figure names and a timed chapter menu are not specified.
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