Line dancing is exactly what its name implies: people
dancing in lines to music. Line dances are choreographed dances with a
repeating series of steps that are performed in unison by a group of people in
lines or rows, most often without the dancers making contact with one another.
Basic line dances focus on movements of the legs and feet, with more advanced
dances including the arms and hands. The movements of a line dance are marked
as "counts" where one count generally equals one musical beat, with a
particular movement or step taking place at each beat. But don't be intimidated
at the sound of counting out choreographed steps! It all comes much more naturally
than you would think. Also, a little wine never hurts! Happy hour priced drinks
will be available. Participants are encouraged to wear shoes that slide instead
of gym shoes. Join in on the fun as we learn the choreography for some of the
most popular line dances. You and other participants won't be able to resist
showing off these routines at the next neighborhood gathering or party at the
clubhouse. Purpose: Learn some basic line dances over drinks (drinks
optional) Facilitators: Patty Fitzgerald, Kim Corso |
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