Quick Quick Slow Students Dancing at the Annual Ball
In the last few years, ballroom dancing has experienced a resurgence in popularity, from major motion pictures to reality TV programs where we watch celebrities learn how to move their feet and wow the audience with their dance moves. Have you ever watched and wondered "How do people even move like that?"
Someone might have told you, "You have to be born to be a dancer," but as human beings, we are social creatures. The core of society is built on things such as language, music, and expression. Weddings, social gatherings, competitions, art, and just Fun in general for generation after generation. So technically speaking, dancing is in everyone's blood! You were born to dance! The first step in learning how to unlock this ability is taking ballroom dancing lessons.
First, ask yourself what has been keeping your feet off the dance floor for so long. Was it an embarrassing situation at a Junior High dance? Did someone tell you that you have "two left feet" or do you think you just aren't physically ready to start learning? For a lot of people, the hardest part of dancing is that reluctance to learn. They might be afraid someone will see them and think what they are doing is weird or maybe criticize them for doing it all wrong.
The only thing worse that doing something and stumbling a couple times when you are trying to learn is spending the rest of your life living in regret for never having learned how to do it. We all stumble! We all feel a little silly in the beginning. That is half the fun of learning!
Our staff of professionals has seen it all, but what really amazes us is seeing someone who loves the art of dance come in and really take their experience to the next level. They are no longer the person watching it from their couch or dancing when they think nobody is watching. They just found another way to show who they were, to get their blood pumping, and meet new and interesting people along the way.
Dancing is in everyone's blood! From ceremonial rituals going back to the stone age to just a night out on the town, dancing has always been with us. Nearly every culture on earth enjoys dancing! So if you are the kind of person who can't stop their feet from tapping when their favorite song comes on the radio, or gets sucked into the TV whenever their dancing shows come on, it might be time to step up and get involved with something that you will enjoy for a lifetime. So contact us today to meet that piece of yourself you might have been missing. And find a piece of yourself you will never forget.