parkerandjessica.com
www.parkerandjessica.com
April 29th, 2011
www.parkerand jessica.com was the website of Parker Dearborn and Jessica Cox. They were dance partners who compete in many competitions and throughout America.
Their  dance of choice was “Swing”. Swing dance incorporates lots of different dances predominantly with the style of Jazz. Parker and Jessica were partners during  2006 – 2008 and maybe onwards. In 2008 they competed in notably the US Open Swing Dance Championships in the showcase Division They managed to secure a 2nd Place with a west coast Swing routine and came in second place but also a host of other events such as USA Grand Nationals in Atlanta and Swing Diego in San Diego CA. The fantastic wining routine can be found and watched on U tube.
With programs such as strictly come dancing in both America an the UK popularity has soared and the intake in dance classes has swelled to an all time high.
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Ive got you covered
April 30th, 2011
An excellent team building challenge is one which involves trust and can be great  for bringing people together. It is very important the attitudes of  those involved be geared towards connecting with the peers around them.  In addition, one will need to keep in mind the strength of those  involved in such a team building activity in that there will be a need for one  party to prevent the other from falling.
In this team challenge, one team member will us one of the facilitators blindfolds, while another  will stand directly behind the blindfolded team member with their hands  in front of them, palms open and facing towards the shoulders of the  blindfolded team member. The team member who is able to see will ask the  blind folded team member, “(Name), do you trust me?” The blindfolded  team member will then reply and fall backwards. The team member who is  able to see will then place their hands on the falling team member’s  back and apply pressure to prevent them from falling to the ground.
To ensure the physics does not come into play too much, making it  difficult for the catching team member to catch the falling team member,  have the catching team member stand with their palms no more than 8-12”  away from the falling team member. In the event the falling team member  is larger or uncomfortable, two team members can be used to catch them.
This team building activity should be done with everyone in the room, and will  generally show everyone on the team has everyone else’s back when it  comes to a challenge. It then must be reiterated the challenges faced in  everyday business should be approached with the same level of trust  shown in this team building challenge
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what team
April 29th, 2011
What a team you  must have to be when dancing at a high level. When watching two people that dance well together it is a sheer pleasure to watch what seems like effortless movements. How they don’t stand on each