Avoid This Dance Party Mistake 👀

Want to be a dance party pro? Avoid this all-too common mistake.

No Teaching On The Social Dance Floor

Ballroom parties are a time for enjoying dancing and to practice moves you already know.

The floor is crowded; the music is loud - so it's not the time or place for instruction or Q&A.

If you have questions about steps, save them for your private lesson.

And if you want to learn more moves, sign up for a group class.

Don't Teach Your Partner

Your Partner Has a Teacher — It's Not You.

Don't try to coach a fellow student or offer unsolicited feedback or suggestions while social dancing.

Even if you think it would helpful.

This is a big no-no in the social dance world, and many dancers will find this offensive and rude.

They said yes to dancing with you; they haven't signed up for your class.

They just want to dance.

Leave teaching to instructors, and just enjoy the party.

"To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven"

- Ecclesiastes 3:1

Along your dance journey, there's a time for learning steps (group classes), a time for asking questions (private lessons) and a time to dance and enjoy (dance parties).

Enjoy ballroom parties for what they offer - a chance to step out of learning mode and into enjoyment mode. 🪩

Stay tuned and check out our other Blogs for more dance tips 💡