Your post describes a shared activity
If you’re looking for a dance partner to practise with in Vienna, you don’t need to present yourself as if you were applying for a job. What matters is describing an activity you can picture doing together. “I want to connect familiar steps more smoothly” says something different from “I’m looking for someone to take a class with.” The first goal calls for practising together repeatedly, while the second involves a class setting.
So describe what you can do: Can you find the basic step on your own to the music? Can you connect familiar figures? Do you still need a pause when changing steps? These details are clearer than “good level,” because class labels alone don’t say much about how confident you are as a partner. You don’t need to publish a complete list of figures.
“Practising Waltz” can also mean different things. If needed, specify Slow Waltz or Viennese Waltz instead of leaving the dance you want open to interpretation. For a more specific practice focus, see dance training and preparation in Vienna. If your goal is specifically to take classes together, dance classes in Vienna will help you find the right option.
Your public text describes the dance setting, not your entire daily life. An approximate route and the parts of the day when you’re available are enough. Your home address, workplace and regular personal routines won’t make the post more helpful.
