[Salsaclub-announce] Intermediate Combinations on Mondays, Beginner Class on Tuesdays

[Salsa Club Exec]

Hello Salseros and Salseras,

There will be a new intermediate combination class held on Mondays 
starting this coming Monday (Feb 13)!  Students will be taught one long 
(and slightly complicated combination) during an hour long class. And of 
course we are continuing our Tuesday lesson and dance practices. Here 
are the details:

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Monday Class details:

* MIT Salsa Club Monday Intermediate Combination Lesson
* Monday, February 13, 2006
* Lesson 7:30-8:30
* Lobdell, Student Center (2nd Floor, Building W20), MIT (84 Mass. Ave., 
Cambridge, MA)
* http://whereis.mit.edu/map-jpg?selection=W20&Buildings=go
* Free, No partner necessary
* http://www.mit.edu/~salsaclub

This is meant to be a smaller class available to intermediate level 
dancers who have already had a fair number of lessons and feel 
comfortable with many different simple turn patterns.

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Tuesday Class and Social details:

* MIT Salsa Club Tuesday Night Dance
* Tuesday, February 6, 2006
* Lesson 7:30-8:30, Social Dance 8:30-11:30pm
* Morss Hall, Walker Auditorium, MIT (142 Memorial Drive, Cambridge, MA)
* http://whereis.mit.edu/map-jpg?mapterms=50-140&mapsearch=go
* Free, Beginners welcome, No partner necessary
* http://www.mit.edu/~salsaclub

The class will review material from the past two classes as well as teach
several new moves. Beginners welcome.

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A note from a valued member:

Out of 98 common activities studied including many sports, reading,board 
games,crossword puzzles, singing, acting, playing an 
instrument,listening to music,using computers, working out,aerobics, 
bicycling,bowling,etc ONLY BALLROOM DANCING was effective at staving off 
the  progression of Alzheimers disease.It is postulated that the 
combination of exercise learning of step patterns& social interaction 
confers this remarkable preventive power to dancers! Dance improves our 
memory by making us recall steps, routines and dance patterns making it 
a great mental exercise for our brains. The big benefit is that 
increasing mental exercise keeps your mind young, quick, alert and 
open."There is nothing more notable about Socrates than that he found 
time to learn music and dancing, and thought it was time well spent."