Provided you have a reasonable sense of rhythm it shouldn't be too difficult; my husband tried to learn as I used to like it so much but he has absolutely no sense of rhythm so it was a nightmare References :
It's like most things in life. Almost anybody can gain a basic competence. Standard dancing is, after all, based on normal walking. Real expertise may take a lot of dedication and years of work, but it's most enjoyable whether you want to become a decent social-level dancer or a top competitor. References :
Can you keep the beat with music? When you are sitting down does music make you sway, tap your feet, rock your shoulders, etc. ? If yes, then dancing is just moving your whole body to the music. I learned basic ballroom in about a year, which is to say I felt confident to be on the floor with a new partner doing about 10 dances. It depends on your natural ability to feel music. Go for it! Dancing makes life better!! References :
With a good teacher – very easy and fun. With a bad teacher – nearly impossible.
I tried a ballroom class when I was 19, the teacher was absolutely terrible but I didn't know and I took it as I don't have any ability for ballroom. I tried it a few years later with a better teacher, and I was able to dance and enjoy it in a matter of a couple of months. You can keep improving your dancing forever, but you can learn the basics and have fun with it very quickly. References :
anyone can learn the basic steps i suppose! it's making it look amazing…look like good ballroom dancing, thats the hard part!
Depends why you want to learn? for enjoyment and the social side, go for it you will absolutly love it believe me!!
However, to be up to standard for competitive dancing, it will take many years of hard work, determination, expense…and many many blisters hehe!!! References :
My best mate finds it quite easy to learn (she's done it for a year 1/2 and has passed every medal she has had the opportunity to take) but it depends on the person. Musical people can pick up the beat easier and flexible people can do the bends and lifts easier. References :
Just find a beginner's class in your area and you will soon learn the basics and then on to more advanced steps if you want. Great fun, great for social life and it keeps you fit. References :
It depends on your co-ordination and what dances you will be learning. Practice, practice, practice, and hardwork will be key. Don't get frustrated, since you have no dance experience. It is easy to give up if you get frustrated and don't practice. References : Dancer since age 5.
Well im 14 and been dancing ballroom since 3 i wouldnt say it too hard but if your just learning it might take a while .. if your are not too stif andd and a good moover i think it will be easy anough Dont Expect To Much Too Little Time Just Remember Ballroom Is Liek Anyother Thign You Take Up It Takes Drive,Patience (Sorry For Spelling) Andd A Lott Of Hard Workk
It Is the best thing i have ever got into tho im british champion now and It Greatt !
Hope This Helped x References :
It should be fairly easy, so long as you're sure-footed.
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I took a class for a term.
It's not too hard to learn.
(Ooh, that rhymes…kinda)
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Provided you have a reasonable sense of rhythm it shouldn't be too difficult; my husband tried to learn as I used to like it so much but he has absolutely no sense of rhythm so it was a nightmare
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It's like most things in life. Almost anybody can gain a basic competence. Standard dancing is, after all, based on normal walking. Real expertise may take a lot of dedication and years of work, but it's most enjoyable whether you want to become a decent social-level dancer or a top competitor.
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Can you keep the beat with music? When you are sitting down does music make you sway, tap your feet, rock your shoulders, etc. ? If yes, then dancing is just moving your whole body to the music. I learned basic ballroom in about a year, which is to say I felt confident to be on the floor with a new partner doing about 10 dances. It depends on your natural ability to feel music. Go for it! Dancing makes life better!!
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Its really fun! I have a feeling you will love it. Its not that hard…you just need to put your mind to it.
Good Luck
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With a good teacher – very easy and fun. With a bad teacher – nearly impossible.
I tried a ballroom class when I was 19, the teacher was absolutely terrible but I didn't know and I took it as I don't have any ability for ballroom. I tried it a few years later with a better teacher, and I was able to dance and enjoy it in a matter of a couple of months. You can keep improving your dancing forever, but you can learn the basics and have fun with it very quickly.
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Its easy to learn, its hard to become good
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anyone can learn the basic steps i suppose! it's making it look amazing…look like good ballroom dancing, thats the hard part!
Depends why you want to learn? for enjoyment and the social side, go for it you will absolutly love it believe me!!
However, to be up to standard for competitive dancing, it will take many years of hard work, determination, expense…and many many blisters hehe!!!
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My best mate finds it quite easy to learn (she's done it for a year 1/2 and has passed every medal she has had the opportunity to take) but it depends on the person. Musical people can pick up the beat easier and flexible people can do the bends and lifts easier.
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Just find a beginner's class in your area and you will soon learn the basics and then on to more advanced steps if you want. Great fun, great for social life and it keeps you fit.
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It depends on your co-ordination and what dances you will be learning. Practice, practice, practice, and hardwork will be key. Don't get frustrated, since you have no dance experience. It is easy to give up if you get frustrated and don't practice.
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Dancer since age 5.
It is easy-peasy.
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Well if you really wanna learn ballroom dancing it won't be difficult for you so go and learn some dancing!
All the best
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Well im 14 and been dancing ballroom since 3 i wouldnt say it too hard but if your just learning it might take a while .. if your are not too stif andd and a good moover i think it will be easy anough
Dont Expect To Much Too Little Time Just Remember Ballroom Is Liek Anyother Thign You Take Up It Takes Drive,Patience (Sorry For Spelling) Andd A Lott Of Hard Workk
It Is the best thing i have ever got into tho im british champion now and It Greatt !
Hope This Helped x
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