Always Ballroom Dance Studio

I think my husband and I get along because we are both creative dancers, but not really good dancers. We tried four lessons, but I didn’t like that they wanted us to buy dancing shoes. I like dancing and music, but I don’t have it in me to learn a dance routine or even a series of moves. It wasn’t fun for me. Other people in the class loved it, and I think it was very cute seeing 50 year old women in dancing skirts. Dancing lessons are just not the right activity for my husband and I.

We have been going there for 2 years on and off. I really like the way they organize the large dance classes, because we all learn the steps together. It’s a slow process, but it’s the perfect learning pace for my husband and I. By the fourth of fifth class you can do an entire routine, which is pretty impressive. Everyone there has a good time, and the class age ranges from a few in their 20s to 50s and 60s. We’re all about the same level.

(I would give them 5 before we dropped out). We went to three lessons before dropping out. Two years before the wedding I got a gym membership and signed us up for lessons because I wanted us to rock the dance floor. We went to three lessons together, it was fun and the instructor was great. I even liked the location of the studio, which was on our way home from work. But we were really too busy. It’s not just an hour lesson, it takes time to get there, get back, get dressed, and lots of other things. I think we should take up lessons again, though, because I was so happy dancing the tango with my husband, even if we were super clumsy. The instructor made us feel like we really could get better.