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--- syllabus:approved_syllabus [2026/06/23 14:46] – dallas
+++ syllabus:approved_syllabus [2026/08/18 14:09] (current) – [Latin American Style] dallas
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 ===== Standard Style =====
-**The approved technique books for the syllabus are:**
-  - The Ballroom Technique - Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing
-  - The Technique of Ballroom Dancing - Guy Howard
-  - The Viennese Waltz Technique - Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing
-  - The Viennese Waltz - Neville Boyd OAM
-  - WDSF Technique Books - Waltz, Tango, Viennese Waltz, Foxtrot, Quickstep
 **Dances**
   * [[syllabus:waltz:|Waltz]]
   * [[syllabus:tango:|Tango]]
+  * [[syllabus:vwaltz:|Viennese Waltz]]
   * [[syllabus:foxtrot:|Foxtrot]]
   * [[syllabus:quickstep:|Quickstep]]
-  * [[syllabus:vwaltz:|Viennese Waltz]]
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 ===== Latin American Style =====
-**The approved technique books for the syllabus are:**
-  - Latin American Dancing - Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing
-  - The Laird Technique of Latin Dancing - Walter Laird
-  - WDSF Technique Books - Samba, Cha Cha Cha, Rumba, Paso Doble & Jive
 **Dances**
+  * [[syllabus:latin_intro:|Latin Introduction]]
   * [[syllabus:chacha:|Cha Cha Cha]]
   * [[syllabus:samba:|Samba]]
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     * are permitted a reasonable relaxation of hold for the purpose of style and expression. The Technique (e.g. alignment, timing, positions of feet, amount of turn etc) must be maintained in all instances.
   - Reasonable relaxation allows for a release or relocation of the hand contact whilst retaining the general line or shape of categorised hold. It does NOT extend to the adoption of a different hold or the use of "NO HOLD" where a hold is described as part of the technique in the publications accepted as reference manuals by DSA.
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+===== Reference =====
+  * [[syllabus:beyond:|Figures Beyond the Approved Syllabus]] — figures recorded for reference that are **not** part of the Approved Syllabus.