Learning club salsa for fun.

After ten years with modern jive I progressed to ballroom and latin. I've now got ten years of ballroom and latin under my belt with the last three years including Sunday League competitions.

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I am currently at a beginner bronze level in the Arthur Murray syllabus in American smooth and rhythm. I have competed at several Arthur Murray events including two dance o ramas. I am interested in continuing the American styles along with learning international as well. I would also like to expand my skills to west coast swing, argentine tango, and zouk. I am seeking a partner who would like to compete.

I have experience in both International and American styles. I would prefer to compete in Standard but may be willing to consider other styles for the right partner. I currently teach so finding ample time to practice should not be hard for me.

I have experience in both International and American styles. I would prefer to compete in Standard but may be willing to consider other styles for the right partner. I currently teach so finding ample time to practice should not be hard for me.

Enjoy ballroom both American and International, hustle, EC & WC swing, country two-step, and salsa. Favorite dances are foxtrot, rumba, bolero, cha cha, NC-2, tango, Viennese waltz, quickstep, country 2-step, hustle, ECS, salsa & bachata.

I like to travel (I am in Palm Beach right now) and have been to Asia and Europe several times.

I enjoy swimming and boating, art galleries and watching football games.

I also enjoy reading about a wide variety of subjects including health and medicine), and am curious about a lot of things.

Have been dancing for about 17 years.

I enjoy a lot of activities - but dancing is the best.

J’adore danser!

Updated November '25

My profile states 3 years experience. THAT experience is continuous. I have been dancing off and on since the Saturday Night Fever days including a period of continuous dancing between the mid 80s and the mid 90s.

It took me a while to discover the greet function. Now that I know about greets, I've sent several greets to women who appear to be 'close enough' to events I can attend. I've used greets to avoid using tokens. Ladies, if you respond with some kind of greet that indicates possible interest, I'll happily use tokens to send you an email.

I'm searching for women who might be able to dance in Kingston or Pine Bush in Ulster county, at a number of places in Dutchess, Putnam, or northern Westchester e. g. Mount Kisco, or in Danbury. I picked those locations because I know of monthly mixed ballroom events there.

I am a social dancer trying to improve.

I'm VERY confident leading rumba, east coast swing, hustle, and American tango.

I probably don't bore my followers dancing American waltz, fox trot, west coast swing, and cha-cha.

I'm 'working on' samba, salsa, merengue, and bachata.

I would like to learn Viennese waltz.

I admire people who dance Argentine tango and Paso Doble.

Looking for dance partner/leader for social ballroom classes and/or private lessons and events in and around the West Yorkshire area. I've been dancing around 20 years (West Coast Swing, Blue's, Jive etc.) but only ballroom dancing for around 12 months, but I love it and would like a partner to continue learning and dancing.

I was a ballroom instructor for 15 years. No longer an instructor, I now enjoy social dancing for fun and excitement. I most enjoy the smooth or standard dances for their flow of movement.

Hello Gentleman / men: Thanks for stopping by my profile .... I am a natural-borne AND professionally trained A. Murray dancer, both, have often been told to be "delightful" to dance with ....Uncomplicated, social, easy going and fun loving, told to be "pretty" and always the l a s t one on the dancefloor. Any man reading this who wants to dance with a slender, attractive, cultured lady, please reply, you won't regret it .... promise :)

I have been dancing socially for 10 years - contra, square, contra waltz, and occasionally other folk dances. I dance about once a month, and attend several weekend events per year with more advanced dances and workshops.

I’ve been social dancing since I could stand on my parent’s feet in the living room to Lawrence Welk on the TV. It is my passion in life and I am blessed with the ability to follow most all dance leaders. My goal is to continue social dancing for many more years.

I’ve been social dancing since I could stand on my parent’s feet in the living room to Lawrence Welk on the TV. It is my passion in life and I am blessed with the ability to follow most all dance leaders. My goal is to continue social dancing for many more years.

I've been dancing competitively for 7 years now and plan to continue taking lessons, training, and competing. I started with american style but quickly switched to international and have been doing 10 dance ever since. I currently train standard with Andriy Mikhailov & Ekaterina Popova and latin with Daniel Hustic & Asta Sigvaldadottir. I am very dedicated and have a very competitive spirit.

Open standard dancer

Looking for anyone willing to learn west coast swing / country western 2-step with me. I don't have any experience other than taking a beginner ballroom dance class, but I'm not looking to continue with that style, at least not in the near term.

10-dancer of about 14 years. Recently moved to the Austin (TX) area from New York City. Looking to get back into the competitive dance scene. My recent trainers are Ina Jeliazkova, Olga Tsikalyuk, Frantseska Yordanova, to name a few.

I have always loved to dance for the joy of it my entire life, but usually on my own. I thought it would be fun to learn to dance with a partner.

I’ve been dancing ballroom for nearly 20 years, and I still find myself drawn to the studio like it’s a second home. There’s something about the repetition, the refinement, the quiet focus—it’s where I feel most grounded.

Salsa, though, is where I breathe. It’s not just the rhythm or the movement—it’s the way it settles into your body and lets you speak without words. There’s a calm in it, even when the music is fast. A kind of joy that doesn’t need to be loud.

I dance for the connection. For the shared smiles, the spontaneous moments, the way a good lead or follow can turn a simple song into something unforgettable. Social dancing is where I come alive—not for the spotlight, but for the people and the pulse we create together.

I’ve been dancing ballroom for nearly 20 years, and I still find myself drawn to the studio like it’s a second home. There’s something about the repetition, the refinement, the quiet focus—it’s where I feel most grounded.

Salsa, though, is where I breathe. It’s not just the rhythm or the movement—it’s the way it settles into your body and lets you speak without words. There’s a calm in it, even when the music is fast. A kind of joy that doesn’t need to be loud.

I dance for the connection. For the shared smiles, the spontaneous moments, the way a good lead or follow can turn a simple song into something unforgettable. Social dancing is where I come alive—not for the spotlight, but for the people and the pulse we create together.

I’ve been dancing ballroom for nearly 20 years, and I still find myself drawn to the studio like it’s a second home. There’s something about the repetition, the refinement, the quiet focus—it’s where I feel most grounded.

Salsa, though, is where I breathe. It’s not just the rhythm or the movement—it’s the way it settles into your body and lets you speak without words. There’s a calm in it, even when the music is fast. A kind of joy that doesn’t need to be loud.

I dance for the connection. For the shared smiles, the spontaneous moments, the way a good lead or follow can turn a simple song into something unforgettable. Social dancing is where I come alive—not for the spotlight, but for the people and the pulse we create together.

I did ballet and contemporary as a kid, and fell back in love with dance through ballroom and latin dance in college. My favorite styles are Argentine Tango and Waltz, but I'm most proficient in Salsa and Bachata. I'm a fast-learning beginner who would love to compete at some point, but I'm less than 2 years into my ballroom journey so my focus is building up my dancing skills without relying solely on classes.