Jo Emmerson has recently qualified as an intermediate Ceroc teacher. Her dance story illustrates just how much Ceroc keeps evolving. After a hiatus to West Coast Swing, coming back to Ceroc was like walking into a room full of friends she didn't know yet, and a smoother slotted style of dancing.

Listen to her opinions on rotational versus slotted dancing, whether it's harder for leads or followers, and how she balances private life with teaching.

Chapters:

• How did Jo start with Ceroc? [0:40]
• The reasons Jo wanted to be a taxi dancer [4:30]
• Moving to Manchester meant no Ceroc! [7:15]
• Ceroc style had changed when Jo went back to a more slotted style [10:10]
• Jo gives her thoughts on why there is more slotted dancing in Cambridgeshire [12:55]
• How did Jo get into teaching? [15:26]
• What was going through Jo's head when she first taught a class? [17:57]
• Find out why Jo thinks Ceroc is hard for followers, as well as leads [21:56]
• Blood sweat and tears for Jo's intermediate Ceroc training [26:45]
• Shout out to Jo's private classes [28:44]
• Balancing private life with teaching [30:55]
• Summary [31:21]
• Up next [32:31]

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