Dancing together without a partner
The dancers dance in lines next to and behind each other
Line dancing
Great choreographies to country & pop
For any music
From classic country to modern pop charts
Pure brain jogging
Fixed step sequences train memory and coordination
Experience line dancing
Line dancing is the ultimate community experience on the dance floor. Originating from traditional folk dances and popularised worldwide by the country scene, line dancing has now developed into a modern all-rounder. The special thing about it: You don't need a fixed dance partner. Everyone dances on their own, but everyone moves synchronised in the group - an impressive sight and a great feeling of togetherness.
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The line dance feeling
Whether to current radio hits, rock classics or traditional country music - line dancing is incredibly versatile. In the dance courses, you will learn choreographies that are danced at dance parties all over the world. It is the perfect mix of concentration, movement and socialising. As soon as the music starts and the whole group takes the first step at the same time, you forget your everyday life and become part of a worldwide dance community.
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Line dance steps
Line dancing is all about choreography. Each song has its own fixed sequence of steps, which are usually repeated after 32, 48 or 64 beats. Typical elements such as the "grapevine", "scuffs" or "stomps" form the foundation. The "walls" are particularly exciting: after one round, the entire group often turns 90 or 180 degrees so that the next round starts in a new direction.
Line dancing is just the thing for you if you...
- don't have a regular dance partner, but enjoy dancing in a large group
- Enjoy "brain training" by learning varied choreographies
- want to move to both classic country and modern pop and rock hits
- are looking for a quick sense of achievement as you can join in whole dances after a short time
- Want to dance along with a worldwide line dance community
FAQ about learning to line dance
- Not at all, even though line dancing has its roots in country music, today we dance to anything that has a good beat - from pop and rock to Latin American rhythms. The diversity of music makes line dancing modern and varied.
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