The Team

http://yes-girl.com/ The Cambridge University Dancesport Team (CUDT) represents the University of Cambridge at national Dancesport competitions across the country. Since 2012, CUDT has been undefeated in every category, and continues to enjoy the titles of National and Varsity Champions.

go here CUDT trains and competes in the ten Dancesport dances: five Ballroom dances (Waltz, Quickstep, Foxtrot, Viennese Waltz and Tango), and five Latin American dances (Cha cha cha, Jive, Samba, Rumba and Paso Doble). As well as competing, CUDT performs at various events, including May Balls and corporate functions. Its dancers also enjoy an active social calendar to unwind after a hard week’s training.

Around 20 couples make up CUDT’s First Team which is selected at the beginning of the year at team trials. Those that miss out on a spot on the First Team may be selected to train with the Second Team. CUDT also trains a consistently successful Beginners’ Team.

eurax cream buy online CUDT has Discretionary Full Blue status for both men and women as of June 2016.

The success of CUDT is a product of hard work, excellent coaching, and an unwavering team spirit. If you are interested in dancing with CUDT, or if you would like CUDT to perform at your event, contact the Team Captain, at cudtcaptains@gmail.com.

The Cambridge University Dancesport Team (CUDT) represents the University of Cambridge at national Dancesport competitions across the country. Since 2012, CUDT has been undefeated in almost every category, and continues to enjoy the titles of National and Varsity Champions.

CUDT trains and competes in the ten Dancesport dances: five Ballroom dances (Waltz, Quickstep, Foxtrot, Viennese Waltz and Tango), and five Latin American dances (Cha cha cha, Jive, Samba, Rumba and Paso Doble). As well as competing, CUDT performs at various events, including May Balls and corporate functions. Its dancers also enjoy an active social calendar to unwind after a hard week’s training.

CUDT has Discretionary Full Blue status for women and Half Blue status for men. In June 2015, our first male dancer received an Extraordinary Full Blue.

See how much our team means to our members

“My Cambridge experience would not have been the same without CUDT. Over my four years on the team, CUDT became my Cambridge family. Some of my closest, life long friends are the same people I shared sweaty practice halls with year after year. My overriding memories always involve laughter, despite practices full of two minute jives. During those dark dissertation hours being spun around a dance floor with my best friends was the only place I wanted to be.”

Sophie, CUDT Member 2009-2013, Vice-Captain 2012-2013

“I can’t imagine going through my time in Cambridge without having been part of the dance team. Thanks to the professional coaching team I was able to grow as a dancer. The group practice sessions have provided a fun and motivating way to prevent me from sitting at my desk. Being part of the winning team at every single competition I attended was a great feeling. But I am most thankful for the many good friends I found on team. Most of my happiest memories are connected to times I’ve spent with them.”

Max, CUDT Member 2011-2015, Vice-Captain 2014-2015

“One of the things I am proudest about CUDT is how, every year, someone from another university passes a comment about how good the Cambridge team spirit is. Dancesport is fun and sociable, but even amongst dance teams we are noteworthy for how much we support and are there for each other. CUDT has been the centrepoint of my time here at Cambridge, and I wouldn’t trade it for anything.”

Jolyon, CUDT Member since 2010, Captain 2014-2015

“You train with the best university, best coaches, and best teammates. Joining CUDT was the best decision of my Cambridge life – trust me, it will be yours too!”

Shin, CUDT Member 2009-2015, Squad Captain 2010-2011