Is that because more twisting and bending show better flexibility of joints and more energy? That can prove the heathy condition of body by ruling out certain diseases like arthritis, gout and osteoporosis ect.?

Right knee... head and torso... so the perfect move is... the water-sprinkler?!

the RIGHT moves are involved in ARGENTINE TANGO... it's the toughest dance but men, if you want to attract WOMEN (not just A woman) than learn this 100+ year old dance. it's a dance of rules (yes, i know WE ALL HATE RULES) but they're really imperative. learn the rules, learn the dance. it's 100% improvisational and it's NOT a show dance like DTWS but a SOCIAL dance. man and woman up close and personal (usually but that's not a limitation, either, as there are queertango - yes, that's what it's called - places all over). Google Argentine Tango and your home town - or closest big city - to find a place close to you. ALL AGES -- but it is an intimate dance. Best to be comfortable with being close to someone, i.e. a little older and familiar with yourself and able to NOT COME ON too strong or be abusive -- we sniff those people out and get rid of them -- and you can dance "open style" until you're ready. Good luck everybody! If everyone danced tango the world would be a better place. PROMISE.

Most of the great music of the late 50's, early 60's was meant to stimulate while dancing. Rubbing, touching, brushing, all part of the game.

I was the music-guy at the local YMCA where we held a dance on Friday nights for all high school kids. Today, I'd be called a DJ. It was usually packed. I played slow music mostly. And, I also sold condoms on the side which were impossible to obtain back in those days. I bought them by the gross (I worked p/t in a super market - bought my stock from the drug salesman who stocked the aisle with products such as shampoo, tooth paste, etc but no condoms back then.) for about $3 and sold them 2 for $1. So, I made $72 with an investment of $3, which was a ton of money back then in our town. Shucks, I bought an 1955 Chevy in pretty good shape for $75. And, a 1939 Mercedes for $90. Gas was about 15 cents a gallon.

Got to know a whole new class of girls with the Mercedes. About 1 kid in 400 had a car back then.

All because of music!!