They say you can't teach an old dog new tricks. BBC Cambridgeshire's Chris Osborne is not old nor a dog. But he's a rubbish dancer. Could a beginner's lesson with Cambridge Ceroc sort him out? I'm ...

For dance instructor Lyndsey Chivers, Ceroc changed her life. Kate Horey went along to find out more about the dance described as the language anyone can speak For dance instructor Lyndsey Chivers, ...

Every Tuesday night over 50 people meet in Northampton Saints Rugby club, not to sweat it out on the pitch, but to dance the night away, socialise and learn more about the wonder of Ceroc. Arriving to ...

You are in: Cambridgeshire > Features > People Like You > Ceroc-ing all over the world Ceroc in Cambridge By Chris Osborne They say you can't teach an old dog new tricks. BBC Cambridgeshire's Chris ...

While New Zealand celebrities Tim Shadbolt, Shane Cortese, Norm Hewitt and Bernice Mene work to master new dance steps this week, more than 200 top New Zealand dancers are preparing to show their ...

Ceroc French Jive celebrates 20 years in New Zealand this year. In 1988 Angelique Meyer took on teaching Ceroc in NZ after a dare by her brother. There are now 29 Ceroc clubs across the country from ...

Social whirl: there's no time for chatting as you swap partners after each dance. Ceroc is also great exercise and an energetic and enjoyable way to relieve stress The lights dim. Two hundred couples ...

A DANCE instructor from Kidderminster is seizing Bonfire Night as a prime opportunity to attract more "guys" to her classes. Debbie Attwood, who brought Ceroc dancing to Wyre Forest Glades Leisure ...

There's a new dance craze in town and it's called Ceroc. What's that? According to one local organiser, it's a dance that's been around since after the second world war. 'It originated in France,' ...

Des Scott-Sawyer, a British dance instructor, is introducing Ceroc, modern jive, to Dubaians. Des Scott-Sawyer, a British dance instructor, is introducing Ceroc, modern jive, to Dubaians I got ...

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