Re: Fixing hustle - Limirting the Damage

On May 3, 5:18 am, swingandhustle <swingandhus...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Richard - the comps you refer to are IHDA events.  They emphasize the
> slow 115 BPM or less version of the dance for retiree's and other
> older folks.  You simply can not win in their events with any other
> version of hustle - because the comp is DESIGNED to produce NY styled
> champions.
>
> The AARP takes people at 50 and none below that age.  Same with NY
> styled hustle.

So is your claim that no one under 50 has won a Hustle
competition in the last 5 years?  Or that no one under
50 will win or play highly this year?  Those are both
hypothesis' that can be tested.

I've seen an increase in the number of college aged
people ballroom dancing in the past few years, and
to traditional tempo dance music, such as slow Foxtrot.
But if you're looking for a growth industry, the
newspaper has an article recently about the huge
increase in the percentage of retired people expected
over the next couple decades.




IMHO. YMMV.
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rhn A.T nicholson d.0.t C-o-M