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Ruud Vermeij

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Hometown: Gaaga
Current location: Laren, Noord-Holland, Netherlands
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Ruud Vermeij is a renowned specialist in Latin American dancing. With over 40 years of experience through instruction and adjudication, he has trained and raised various champions of the DanceSport industry including legends - Michael Malitowski and Joanna Leunis.

In 1996 he published “Thinking sensing and Doing” book. Ruud has a Post Graduate, Master and Doctorate Degree in Movement and Dance Studies. He also holds a professorship in this area. Ruud is also the co-founder of the Dutch Dance Lab, a "place where dancers, choreographers, and teachers can acquire tailor-made, high-end dance knowledge and skills. "He furthermore has a Post Graduate and Master Degree in Psychotherapy and Counseling.

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Ruud Vermeij - Teacher, choreographer and therapist. Former professional dancer and adjudicator. Born in Gaaga. Now lives in Laren, Noord-Holland, Netherlands, where leads Dutch Dance Lab. In 1996 he published “Thinking sensing and Doing” book. Ruud has a Post Graduate, Master and Doctorate Degree in Movement and Dance Studies. He also holds a professorship in this area. He furthermore has a Post Graduate and Master Degree in Psychotherapy and Counseling.

Ruud Vermeij became the first coach with a doctoral title in ballroom dancing. This is the first case in the history of the dance world. The main topic of his thesis, which he worked for five years: the style of the dance style of the teacher and / or choreographer, dancer and individual style . He found that in this group of images, style dancers often fall victim to the power of sports and institutions. Rood brings us a step closer to how to deal with individually oriented strategies. His work helps to cope with loads of dancers in dancesport and will surely help them in training. 410 pages of Vermeij contain in-depth research and analysis of ballroom dancing.

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