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About the dancers . . .
David Cowall
David Cowall (Dr. Dave) is the Medical Director of Coastal Hospice,
Hospice and Palliative Medicine, Hematology, and Medical Oncology.
Prior to working for Coastal, he served in the United States Navy
and has been in private practice. He is a Fellow of the American
College of Physicians. Dr. Dave is married and the father of 3 sons.
His hobbies include scuba diving, astronomy, sailing, travel and, of
course, ballroom dancing.
David Cowall (Dr. Dave) is the Medical Director of Coastal Hospice,
Hospice and Palliative Medicine, Hematology, and Medical Oncology.
Prior to working for Coastal, he served in the United States Navy
and has been in private practice. He is a Fellow of the American
College of Physicians. Dr. Dave is married and the father of 3 sons.
His hobbies include scuba diving, astronomy, sailing, travel and, of
course, ballroom dancing.
Instructor Pam Wood:
Local student instructor and social dancer, Pam Wood,
is a charter member and past president of the local
USA Dance Chapter of the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
She has been ballroom dancing since 2005.
Through private training and group lessons, and having the
opportunity to dance with professional level partners, she has
learned tricks of the trade that will help new dancers acquire a more
polished look on the dance floor. She will help new dancers avoid
developing bad habits before they are learned. To help accomplish
this, Pam is offering private and small group lessons to meet the
needs of novice dancers. Community group lessons are kept to
10-12 students so students receive more personalized attention.
Because she has been trained to teach both the lead and follow
roles she works equally well with male and female clients.
Pam is eager to share her love of ballroom dancing - particularly
with those who say they are dancing impaired or rhythmically
challenged.
Local student instructor and social dancer, Pam Wood,
is a charter member and past president of the local
USA Dance Chapter of the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
She has been ballroom dancing since 2005.
Through private training and group lessons, and having the
opportunity to dance with professional level partners, she has
learned tricks of the trade that will help new dancers acquire a more
polished look on the dance floor. She will help new dancers avoid
developing bad habits before they are learned. To help accomplish
this, Pam is offering private and small group lessons to meet the
needs of novice dancers. Community group lessons are kept to
10-12 students so students receive more personalized attention.
Because she has been trained to teach both the lead and follow
roles she works equally well with male and female clients.
Pam is eager to share her love of ballroom dancing - particularly
with those who say they are dancing impaired or rhythmically
challenged.
