News and Review

Welcome to my new website!

Our instructional videos are still available. "Breakthough concepts for West Coast Swing" is based off the philosophy Melissa and I teach and dance by, using fun, intricate, and broken down patterns to illustrate our concepts."3-D Dancing" is a complamenting video inverting the way we express the material. In this video we begin by showing the pattern then use the technique we introduced in the first video to break it down.

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MelissaRutz.com is up online! Link to it right here!

Event Review

Shazam Cruise

The Shazam Cruise to the Mexican Riviera was spectacular! We explored Cabo, Mazatlan, and Puerto Viarta with 3 days at sea. Just under 200 attendees experienced workshops, dance parties, excursions, and onboat amenities. Including Melissa and myself, four other top professional couples hosted this crazy party. Jordan Frisbee and Tatiana Mollmann, Kyle Redd and Sarah Vann Drake, Ronnie Debennedetta and Brandi Tobias, and Parker Dearborn and Jessica Cox.

Most of the couples each taught about 3 workshops ranging in different topics from styling, technique, philosophy, and fun patterns. Every workshop was well attended and each dance party was always packed and full of high energy.

This was such a great experience that we're all hosting a new cruise to the West Caribbeans 2009. So make sure you're all there. Dancefun.com

 

Rochester, New York

Weekend Workshops

Melissa and I had a great time teaching in Rochester, New York. The community was very welcoming and very eager to learn. All the workshops were well attended with students driving in from cities all around. Melissa and I loved social dancing on thier dance floor. Tango Cafe is a remodelled building discovered to be the location of the famous "dime a dance" events popular by the poorer communities including many of the United States immigrants.

             
             
             
             
             
             
 

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