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My hubbie and I are thinking about taking a dance class so we can try to dance together without looking like idiots - this might be impossible but we need to give it a try  |
nothing wrong with looking like an idiot when dancing, what you saying about me?? just on and you're already getting personal
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Will this teach us suitable dances for functions such as weddings and dinner dances?
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Dunno about suitable, depends on the type of functions. It will teach you how to partner dance socially, but if no one else does it you'll be limited to you and hubby. Think of Ceroc or other dance classes as being a gateway to a whole new social circle of people you then try and avoid in the street
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Will we need to buy things like dance shoes and outfits?
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certainly not. Im sure you can force yourself to buy new outfits anyway
but new shoes specifically for dancing will be a consideration only when you become a regular and an addict like the rest of us.
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What will we need to wear to attend one of these classes? Jeans and trainers or will the make me wear a skirt and 1930's shoes?
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Joking aside....something comfortable that you can move freely in. I can't wear jeans as i feel they're too restricting but some do. Shoe's just need to be reasonably slidy i think but you may or may not like dancing in heels - get a female point of view for that one
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How much are the classes at Marco's in Edinburgh and do I need to pay for the whole term in one go?
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hmm you been to a jive course?
Ceroc doesnt work that way, it'd be a nightmare to get to a decent standard if it did. Its £6 to get in and you are taught different moves every week - you can go as often or as little as you like.
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I hope someone will be able to answer some of these questions.
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there you go
but by the time if posted this there'll be 3 other responses no doubt. (feel free to tell me later that mine was the best
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edit -- no responses yet...ooh ...well mine is the best so far anyway