Line Dance with ME south side of Bath & Peasedown St John

CLICK ONTO THE IMAGE - I am delighted to announce I have been awarded UK LINE DANCE GRASSROOT INSTRUCTOR OF THE YEAR. Thank you to everyone for recognising my Line Dance with ME Club in the UKLD Awards. My Monday night class, at Roundhill Primary School in Bath, and I were in for a lovely treat. Sean Bailey from UKLDA made a surprise visit, with Jo Hinchcliffe, to present me with the UK GRASSROOTS INSTRUCTOR OF THE YEAR AWARD.
Wow, this is such a fantastic tribute and achievement, thank you and a massive thank you to everyone who voted for ME. Snowy also says meow, meow for her treats she won too.
Thank you to Billy Curtis and the team for your dedication and commitment to the line dancing industry xxx

CLICK ONTO THE IMAGE - I am delighted to announce I have been awarded LINE DANCE CLASSES OF THE YEAR in the South West 2021/2022 Prestige Awards. Thank you to Prestige Awards for recognising my Line Dance with ME Club in the South West 2021/2022 Awards. The Prestige Awards celebrates small and medium-sized enterprises consisting of localised businesses and sole traders, excelling in their market. The research team put forward a selection of firms which they felt were deserving of recognition.

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Covid hero who provided 'lifeline' of line dancing in Bath

This was so unexpected and emotional, I had a few tears of joy. Lorenna nominated me for a COVID Heroes Award. It was for all of the free virtual online Line Dancing I have been doing since March. An article has been written and posted on Somerset Live along with, photos and video of my dance Brave. Click on the link and enjoy reading. Thank you so much.

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INTERVIEW on RADIO BATH with BOB CRAMPTON as a

‘COVID HERO Queen of Line Dancing’.

It was for all of the free virtual online Line Dancing I have been doing since March.

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BROADCAST TO YOU ON THURSDAY 12 NOVEMBER 2020 @ 8PM

I HAVE BEEN NOMINATED IN 4 CATEGORIES, THEY ARE:

UK BEGINNER DANCE - BRAVE

UK CLUB OF THE YEAR - LINE DANCE WITH ME

UK VIRTUAL INSTRUCTOR - MANDY EADES

UK GRASSROOTS INSTRUCTOR - MANDY EADES

ONLINE CLASSES HAVE CEASED BUT TAKE A LOOK AT MY YOUTUBE CHANNEL - CLICK ONTO THE IMAGE - IT WILL DIRECT YOU TO MY ELD LIVE CLASSES. YOU CAN ALSO RE-PLAY PREVIOUSLY RECORDED VIDEOS. THIS IS FREE FOR YOU TO JOIN.

DURING THE NEW YEAR I WILL BE STREAMING FROM 7PM EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY

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NEW PASSWORD: Mandy2021

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THIS IS WHERE YOU CAN VOTE EACH MONTH FOR YOUR FAVOURITE DANCE

PLEASE REMEMBER TO VOTE EVERY MONTH!!!

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ABSOLUTE BEGINNER

BEGINNER

IMPROVER

INTERMEDIATE & ADVANCED

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YOU CAN ALSO SEE THE BULLET LISTS AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS PAGE

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BEST WESTERN DANCE ACADEMY (BWDA)

THIS IS THE AWARDING BODY FOR MY QUALIFICATIONS

LEVEL 1 - THE NEW INSTRUCTOR

LEVEL 2 - THE DEVELOPING INSTRUCTOR

LEVEL 3 - THE ASSESSMENTS

Dance Floor Etiquette

NEVER

ALWAYS

	Never carry food, drinks, glasses or cans onto the dance floor
	Never walk through a line of dancers to cross the floor - always walk around or wait
	Never stand on the floor to talk - if music is playing, go off the dance floor to chat
	Never start a different dance unless there is plenty of room and you sense it is acceptable
	Never hog the dance floor to 'perform'. If the floor is full, take small steps and watch for collisions
	Never stop in the middle of a dance to teach, as you'll be in the way. Go off the floor to teach
	Never, even if you know the dance being taught and the person next to you is struggling, talk over the instructor. It is confusing to the learner and irritating to those around you, not to mention the instructor. There should be only one person teaching a specific dance at any one time
	Never let your feet, knees, arms or elbows become dangerous weapons on the dance floor
	Never show off. Crazed variations, turbo spins, high kicks and jumps just put people off - YOU!
	Never, if you bring along a child, should you let them run around or across the dance floor - it's both irritating and dangerous

	Always listen to the DJ. It is customary for a DJ to designate the dance and to 'count you in'
	Always encourage and support beginners. It only takes a few kind words to make you a new friend
	Always go to the front when starting off a dance. Others can then line up behind you
	Always clear the dance floor area after a dance ends and before the next dance begins if you're having a conversation with a friend. If you don't need the floor space for dancing, others do.
	Always be gracious and apologise when caught in a 'bump' even if it was not your fault
	Always replace any drinks you accidentally knock over and be sure to say sorry
	Always leave the outside edge of the dance floor clear for partner and couple dances
	Always give way to dancers around the edge of the floor
	Always dance with the flow. The Line Of Dance (LOD) is anti-clockwise
	Always keep the noise levels down when instruction or announcements are taking place
	Always show appreciation. Applaud live acts, instructors and DJ's - they work hard for you

Reproduced from an amalgam of an article in Linedancer magazine, personal experience and various other sources.