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The National Dance Council of America, (NDCA)– is the Official Governing Council of Dance and Dancesport in the USA. With 17 Member Organizations encompassing more than 25,000 dance professionals and over 110 sanctioned competitions and championships, it is the leading authority of dance for Professionals, Amateurs and Pro/Am Competitors.

The New York Dance Festival is a DanceSport competition hosted annually in New York (USA) by 11-time undefeated Amateur Latin United States National Champions Eugene Katsevman and Maria Manusova.

The National Association of Teachers of Dancing promotes dance, and provides services to its members. It is now on Social Media.

The NJ DanceSport Classic - Summer Sizzler is a DanceSport competition hosted annually in the beginning of June in the Rogers Dance Center in Hackensack, NJ. Summer Sizzler is qualifying event for USA Dance National DanceSport Championships, organized by British Open Rising Star finalist and UK Open Rising Star Champion - Wendi Davies.

Madame Low-Hurndall, 1917: One for enthusiasts of very traditional old time. This script is based on the authentic version of the dance The Maxina Script...

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The Kings Ball DanceSport Competition is an NDCA sanctioned DanceSport competition hosted annually in New Jersey since the year 2014 by Rita Gekhman-Algarra, Igor Pilipenchuk, and Polina Pilipenchuk.

Jurij Batagelj - is a professional ballroom dancer, choreographer, director, screenwriter, teacher and former latin-american competitor. After winning the title of Slovenian National Champions he and his partner Jagoda Batagelj also won the title of World Cup Champions just a few months later and in 2010 they became European Champions.

The North American DanceSport Teachers Association is a Professional Certification Organization that has been a member of the National Dance Council of America since 1969. NADTA offers examinations to become Professional Dance Instructors as well as Certified Adjudicators in the International Style Standard, Latin and Theatrical as well as American Style divisions.