There are regular Ceroc classes in most major towns every week, and it's a great social dance that spans the UK and several countries abroad. So here you have . . . I like blending other forms of dance into Ceroc. Only basic aerials and drops, that can be attempted by anyone, are taught in Ceroc classes. The more adventurous dancer may want to take additional workshops.
Aerials are special moves involving jumps and throws and add a spectacular touch to a jive routine.
If you intend to include aerials in your dancing, it's best, for safety's sake, to practice the particular move in slow motion first with the partner you will be dancing it with. The principle teachers of aerial moves in the UK include Andy and Rena of Jump 'n' Jive, who run regular weekend classes on a wide number of aerial moves together with extensive instruction in the necessary safety precautions. Dips and Drops are a category of moves that can add much grace and elegance to a dance routine. Blues is a form of dance currently enjoying a resurgence. Dirty Dancing refers to dance moves and styles popularised by the movie of the same name.