World Line Dance Newsletter's Weekly Survey

Click on the "Vote in the Weekly Survey" tab below to vote.

If you have any questions regarding Carol Craven's Survey, please contact Carol at tkandr@aol.com.

 

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WEEKLY DANCE SURVEY ENDING NOVEMBER 11, 2018

winner

VANOTEK CHA BY GARY O'REILLY WITH 20 VOTES

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE WINNERS AND THANKS EVERYONE FOR TAKING THE TIME TO VOTE!

Click here to view or download the November 11th 2018 SURVEY in PDF

Here are the links of this week's Intermediate to Advanced dances sorted from this week's World Line Dance Survey along with the extended list of Beginner to Easy Intermediate dances and dances with No Levels.
NO BREAKDOWN OF THE SURVEY THIS WEEK BECAUSE THE VOTE COUNT WAS TOO LOW. ~ Stacy J Garcia.

Click here to view or download the November 4th 2018 SURVEY in PDF

Here are the links of this week's Intermediate to Advanced dances sorted from this week's World Line Dance Survey along with the extended list of Beginner to Easy Intermediate dances and dances with No Levels.
Click on PDF to view the BREAKDOWN OF THE SURVEY WITH VIDEOS provided by Stacy J Garcia.

Click here to view or download the October 28th 2018 SURVEY in PDF

Here are the links of this week's Intermediate to Advanced dances sorted from this week's World Line Dance Survey along with the extended list of Beginner to Easy Intermediate dances and dances with No Levels.
Click on PDF to view the BREAKDOWN OF THE SURVEY WITH VIDEOS provided by Stacy J Garcia.

Click here to view or download the October 21st 2018 SURVEY in PDF

Here are the links of this week's Intermediate to Advanced dances sorted from this week's World Line Dance Survey along with the extended list of Beginner to Easy Intermediate dances and dances with No Levels.
Click on PDF to view the BREAKDOWN OF THE SURVEY WITH VIDEOS provided by Stacy J Garcia.

 

 

 

Vote in the Weekly Survey

List up to 8 of your current favorites and e-mail them to Carol Craven at tkandr@aol.com by 6pm on Sunday.

Please use this format:
Dance name/Chor/Level (Ex. Beg-int) if two levels mentioned.

Please do NOT vote for your own dances and please do NOT ask people to vote for your dances. It's important the dances receive recognition on their own merit.

JAN 01, 2017
NOTE FROM CAROL CRAVEN ABOUT THE SURVEY RESULTS:

I have decided that when a dance has been in the top 10 on the survey longer than the past 12 months that I will give it honorable mention rather than let it stay in the top 10. The reason I am doing this is because I get complaints all the time about dances staying in the top 10 too long that people say they aren’t doing any longer and that I don’t see being done or mentioned. Sometimes it takes awhile for the dances to be taught so I want to give them recognition but at the same time, I would like the survey to reflect what is being done NOW or RECENTLY by the majority of classes and at events and seminars since the whole purpose of the survey is so you can dance a lot of dances when you go to seminars/events/classes. I will try to take the time to put dates next to the ones when they first appeared on the survey in the past year or earlier. It may take me some time to check ones that were there longer than a year ago but I kind of know which ones they are, so you will know the date it showed up in the top 10. They will get honorable mention on the weeks that they remain in the top 10. Thanks. Carol Craven, tkandr@aol.com

 

 

SURVEY RESULTS FROM PREVIOUS YEARS

*Thank you to CJ for compiling the list of winners and choreographers since 2001*