This book is written for teachers of Latin dance, but may also be useful to more advanced students and competitors. It is intended to help teachers develope their student's arm movements  - for competition, for teaching association medal awards and other tests, and for regulated examinations such as Grades and vocational Graded examinations .                           

by Ray Rivers

An invaluable study for all keen dancers, competitors and especially the young coaches in keeping the true art of Ballroom Dancing alive.
A great read dedicated to dance history plus expert tuition. 

by Jack Reavley 

You have worked hard on developing your dancing, but you are hungry for more development. This book helps you to dance with even more confidence, and with more Charisma you will get more attention for the quality of your dancing. The exercises shown will inspire you and you will discover that charisma is something that you can develop and strengthen. Over 250 pages.

G.E.M.  is an abbreviation for the Greten Equation Movement. This is a holistic approach for dance in all the dance forms and facets.

The GEM method has been tried and tested by a group of International celebrities in the dance world. GEM is proven to be a valuable theory of movement skliis, the possibilities with the GEM method are limitless and open for everyone.   

The method to shift the way you look at dance: - Increase the awareness of your own movements and how these movements are placed in space and time. - recognise and analyse the Form, Expression and Dynamic (F.E.D.) in dance. - manipulate the repeated patterns in your dance. - use your personality to create a choreography or dance. - how to recognise your movement from ‘FORM A to FORM B’ - as long as dancers, teachers and choreographers use the same GEM terminology, one can prevent discussions and the mutual set goal is reached quicker. - the use of the F.E.D.-elements differs per person. This makes The G.E.M. Method in dance so unique and usable for all choreographers, teachers and dancers. Ton Greten is a movement designer: He has over 35 years of experience in dance and has developed THE G.E.M. METHOD. This method allows you to analyze movements and develop your own style and personality in your dance. Ton Greten is one of the world’s most sought-after choreographers because of his creative mind and open approach. He has decades of experience as an international professional dancer, adjudicator, teacher and choreographer. He works worldwide with dancers who use his method with great success. Furthermore, he created 7 CD’s named: “Rhythm to result”.

by Brigitt Mayer-Karakis

'Ballroom icons’, with its archival and exquisite original photographs by U.H Mayer, documents the lives of the men and women who personify Ballroom dancing.

by Oliver Wessel-Therhorn

The Irvine Legacy contains fascinating stories and personal memories, as well as teaching philosophies and methods of the most glamorous Ballroom champions of all time: Bill and Bobbie Irvine, MBE.

by Barbara Nagode Ambroz 

After travelling to Cuba more than 30 times, no one was better placed than top Latin teacher and lecturer Barbara Nagode Ambrož to explore implementing authentic Cuban values in International style competitive Latin American dancing. Following on from the documentary of the same title, this book, Back to the Roots, which is published by DSI London, offers further insight into the subjects of authenticity and awareness for dancers in various styles. A must-read for any lover of Dance.

by Alex Moore 

This classic handbook, now in it's 10th edition, describes the standard techniques of ballroom dancing – for beginners, for competition dancers and for students of ballroom dancing courses and examinations. This tenth edition has been revised throughout and contains up-to-date information.

by Victor Silvester 

This paperback provides all you need to know about dancing, whether you are a novice, a keen amateur, a professional or a teacher. Featuring dazzling photographs of some of the World’s greatest dancers, this is a definitive handbook complete with notes, diagrams and even steps for every Ballroom and Latin dance.

by Phyllis Haylor 

A collection of Phyllis Haylor’s best and most valuable writings, offering the reader an insight into her favourite steps and figures, together with numerous pictures of famous dancers to illustrate the English style of Ballroom dancing.

Whether you’re a complete beginner or a keen improver, Collins need to know? Ballroom dancing will have you on your feet and dancing with grace, poise and a sense of fun.

by Peggy Spencer MBE 

An inspirational guide for beginners of all ages, this book offers easy-to-follow instructions with each step clearly demonstrated by professional dancers. Dances covered include the Waltz, Mambo, Foxtrot, Samba, Tango, Cha Cha Cha, Quickstep, Merengue, Rock/Jive, Rumba, and even the wedding waltz.

by Peggy Spencer MBE

You’ve learned the basics in The Joy of Dancing: for absolute beginners, now graduate to The Next Steps where you will find further steps in Ballroom and Latin and Rock/jive dances. Increase your skills and enjoyment by following Peggy Spencer’s easy-to-follow instructions, with each step clearly illustrated by professional dancers.

by Craig Revel-Horwood

Notes for Teachers.

by Ann Walker MBE

Dance teacher, entrepreneur, business woman, mentor, coach. Anne Walker MBE has been all of these during her successful career and now wants to pass on that knowledge to you. Sharing her own experience and business acumen, Anne has been running business seminars for dance teachers around the UK as well as internationally over a number of years. You can benefit from her knowledge from the comfort of your own home or studio. “Growing Your Dance Business" will show you how you can make your business even more successful and profitable whether you have been teaching for just a few months months or for many years. Start growing YOUR dance business today!

91This booklet is suited to beginners to use in conjunction with a course of lessons, in class or privately, to make practising at home easier.

by Paul Libert