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A Dance Lesson In Disguise

admin — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 00:32:59 +0000

If you’re a passionate and excited dancer who wants to learn some stellar new moves, then you have come to the right place. We will help you find the best dance lesson possible… The thing to know when it comes to a dance lesson is that there are many different ways to actually learn and practice. The phrase “dance lesson” can be misleading sometimes.

People are constantly learning, not only from their own experiences and choices, but also from other peoples’. A dance lesson isn’t just one thing… You dont always have to be in a dance class to learn how to dance, although it surely helps. You can go to the clubs and partner up with someone who knows the moves. Better partners make great teachers! Don’t be shy either, just ask. Dance clubs and social dancing can absolutely be a dance lesson in disguise.

Also, try to find an instructional video. They’re great if you want to learn at your own pace. Practice at home… repetition and practice wlll get you where you want to go. But you probably knew that already. The bottom line is… get out and dance, dig the music, and have fun. You can’t go wrong if you do that. Here are some helpful starting points for instructional videos: DanceCrazy, SalsaDanceDVD, or The Dance Store

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is 13 too old to start hip hop dance lesson?

admin — Thu, 15 Jul 2010 14:26:04 +0000

Is 13 too old? Is there any possible way that i can learn hip hop without classes. I just want it to be a hobby,i don’t want to be professional or anything later on. Just so that i can dance and preform at like talent shows, dance competitions(not official ones)etc.

ABSOLUTELY NOT!! You can start dancing at any age..
Here are some online hip-hop classes links.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yj_gECf8hfk

There are more videos, just look on the side of the video then click on them.
Good Luck!!

Where can i download free dance lesson videos?

admin — Thu, 01 Jul 2010 03:47:55 +0000

I am interested in learning Salsa, Walls, Zumba

Google a program called
Video Download Studio
then you can use it FREE download video or audio form YouTube, google, metacafe, redtube, dailymotion etc. attention:

download function is no need to register
you can also use it to convert video to audio, video to video, audio to audio.
use it convert video to mp3 mp4 for your iPod
tutorial;
http://www.downloadvideos-convert.com/how-to-use

For group and private ballroom dance lessons, what are the average prices?

admin — Wed, 16 Jun 2010 12:16:02 +0000

At the dance studio I go to, it’s $80 for a one hour private lesson. For group lessons, it’s $15 for two hours.

I find those a bit expensive, but my parents are telling me that it costs more elsewhere. What do you guys think? Are those the average prices for ballroom dance lessons? If not, then what is?

That’s average!

Is it weird If i go alone to a dance lesson?

admin — Fri, 28 May 2010 07:15:10 +0000

I’d really like to try Pussy Cat Doll dancing or Hip hop, but my friend does not want to go with me.

Do you think it’s weird if I sign up for these classes alone? I’m just thinking that these are classes that people might want to take a friend or two in because they’re supposed to be fun (esp. PCD dancing since it’s for women only). No one wants to go though. Should I just go anyways?

For sure. So the next time you go out dancing with the friend who didnt want to go with you, you can show off what you learned and feel more confident in your moves and not only turn heads, break a damn neck!

Has any one taking Dance Lesson’s at an Arthur Murray Dance Studio?

admin — Fri, 21 May 2010 21:58:57 +0000

I’m trying to get a price range for beginners lessons and the web site is pretty useless. Can anyone help me?

I called them once to find out about Charleston lessons. They said that they didn’t have any instructors that knew the Charleston, but they would learn it and teach me.

I pressed hard to get a price. Eventually they said around $2,000.

I gave up on Charleston. Until years later when I found a swing group that taught it. $60 for a class of six lessons. Another $60 for advanced lessons.

So I signed up and can now Charleston. I’m not ready to compete and never will be, but I can do it on the dance floor and enjoy myself.

Should I take another music lesson or dance class?

admin — Wed, 05 May 2010 11:51:07 +0000

I’ve been dancing for at least 9 years and last year my teacher retired. This year I go to a different place and take only a jazz class. Also, I’ve played the oboe for 4 years and took up the acoustic guitar in January. I have a busy schedule, so I can only choose one. Should I take another dance class or take violin or piano lessons? BTW I took the violin for a summer a few years ago but I probably completely forgot everything by now (it was in 3rd grade).

You should do what ever makes you happiest. I think you should make a decision on what art you wish to perfect. Doing so much you will never have time to get really good at any of them. They all are demanding of your time and energy. Just something to thing about. As the old quote goes: "Jack of all trades but master of none."

Where can I download Belly Dance lesson videos for free?

admin — Mon, 05 Apr 2010 09:52:02 +0000

Any safe website where i can download belly dancing lesson videos is all I need

you should try youtube

google programs to download videos from youtube

what type of Dance lesson is the easiest for someone who doesnt knwo how to dance?

admin — Sun, 28 Mar 2010 18:42:00 +0000

I dont knwo how to do any "formal" styles of dancing, and my husband has never ever danced before(and doesnt exactly want to lol), any tips on what type of dance we should first try?
Salsa? Ballroom…?
we are visiting AZ this week, i was thinking maybe for fun we could take our first class their, anyone know of a good place?

East Coast Swing. It can range from fast to slow to very slow (depending on the rythm of the music). It’s very fun but easy to keep up with. It’s very similar to jive, but not as fast. When I first joined my ballroom dance school, my teacher started me with swing because it’s the easiest for newcomers to learn.

good luck!

Can i go to a dance collage without even takin dance lesson for 7 years?

admin — Fri, 26 Mar 2010 17:11:01 +0000

Unfortunatly i moved to a different country and was unable to take dance lessons again as they do not speak english (n) I really miss dancing and i want to be able to do it again. Would there be a collage willing to accept me?

You’d be able to attend a non-audition dance program, typically found in a liberal arts college. You’d just need to get accepted into the college based on your grades and test scores. Examples of such colleges with non-audition dance programs are Swarthmore, Barnard and Smith.

However, there are a couple of exceptions. Columbia College Chicago, for example, is a private arts college that does not require an audition to major in dance.
http://www.colum.edu/Academics/Dance/