Here's what we WOULD have taught:
 
I did 2 weeks of work designing what I had for you all to do - and choreographed it to fit 
precisely into one hour exactly.  Plus hours and hours creating and duplicating the prizes.
 
We created the following segments to teach -
 
1. (5 minutes)  The warm up at 127 BPM "Love Stoned"
 
2. (5 minutes) The way it was - showing the 1988 DVD we passed out.  Pointing out that outside
of NY - tons of folks did what Karie & I do today.
 
3. (15 minutes) Elements of the basic turn.  People's dance speed is limited by their 
confort turning fast.  Drill with weights and the pole - use Super Chumbo music
 
4. (5 minutes)  The speed and history issues - 128 BPM was tha vagerage dance speed in 1980, 
115 is the top competative speed today - till world hustle that is.  Show the Randy Deats 
original Hustle book I brought from 1977.
 
5. (10 minutes) The 12&3 versus &123 count - demonstrate use of 4 count figures to scale back 
the load.
 
6. (10 minutes) Move Conversions - Use katie to demonstrate strut versus grapevine and NY 
walk to "I kissed a girl".  Demonstrate change in "around the world - to three different speeds.
 
7. (10 minutes) review concepts - pass out prizes and explain their significance.
 
Ron called the plan a seminar.  I agree with Ron completely.  Actually - with all we had to 
teach - we needed 2-3 hours.  Training the other trainers/instructors would have been a great 
finish - so they could spread the word.
 
The prizes where
 
1.) a mixed 1979 disc of all the fast music of the period made for me by a freind as a gift 
to you all - with the list of the top 100 disco dance hits - average speed 124 BPM.
 
2.) Katies top hits - all the music the kids love best and prefer to dance too - aren't you 
curious to see what that was?
 
3.) A DVD of the 1988 hustle reunion and 1996 dance party at Desire'
 
We also created Katies disk as a speed orderd disk for the class (not passed out) 
so we could go from slow to fast on one disk IN ORDER.  When Diane saw it she said - this is 
just 120 BPM and up!  Like I was pulling something - in fact, it's not my fault that all the 
songs the kids want fall at 120 and up - I let Katie pick whatever she wanted at whatever 
speed and put on one disk.  And the slowest speed was 120 BPM.
 
This is what we had ready for you - and we were glad to teach it - had we been allowed.