I practice 5-6 days a week and go to private lessons a few times per month. I have an online subscription to Koros App

Jazz, tap, ballet, some hip hop. I have about 3 years of amateur ballroom dance experience. Love Country Waltz, Waltz, Swing dances, Salsa, Rumba, Bolero.

Jazz, tap, ballet, some hip hop. I have about 3 years of amateur ballroom dance experience. Love Country Waltz, Waltz, Swing dances, Salsa, Rumba, Bolero.

Jazz, tap, ballet, some hip hop. I have about 3 years of amateur ballroom dance experience. Love Country Waltz, Waltz, Swing dances, Salsa, Rumba, Bolero.

Have danced socially for over 40 years. Have been a student at most of Brisbane dancing studios.

I am a good follower and pick up new dances quickly.

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I've been dancing since I was 17. Although I do the Waltz and Continuity, I prefer the American Rhythm and East Coast Swing, although I am open to learning others. At one time I was proficient with West Coast Swing, but haven't had a partner for it in a number of years and have lost most of it. When I was doing West Coast it was my favorite. Before my wife's dementia we danced 4-5 times a week. I have had lessons at Fred Astaire, Arthur Murray and several independent studios. Although I am 87, most people say I appear early 70s and some even guess 60s.

Hi I've been doing ballroom dancing on and off since childhood but never had a regular partner. It's difficult to say my level - it varies according to the dance! I am generally somewhere between bronze and silver I think. I've recently started learning sequence dances as a way to keep dancing though I would love to do more freestyle.

Beginner to Intermediate Ballroom dancing - especially like the Hustle!

Country, Contra, and Ballroom Dancing in college and from then on. Loved Dance Fest in Seattle for many years

Learning club salsa for fun.

From 1977-87, at studios in Michigan, I competed in ProAm American style events, Bronze and Silver (4 years as a student, 6 years as a pro with my students; see photo) and did many, many showcases. We had weekly training from the top trainers in Michigan and others who were brought in several times a year, on technique and syllabus through Gold. When I moved to the DC area in 1988, I studied international standard and got my amateur status back in 1995. I have kept up my dancing through the years by attending dances and workshops at area studios, and by attending international choreographed ballroom dance weekends (Phase IV-V). I look forward to meeting others with whom I can share my love of dance.

Open standard dancer

Very fit male dancer into swimming cycling yoga pilates and dance of course. Prepared to commit to successful dance partnership with motivation to achieve high goals.

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.

Improve dance techniques

Competitive roller and ice skater. Training in dance, freestyle and pairs. Ice: Passed Gold freestyle and moves. Passed Silver Patterned Partner Dances, Novice Pairs and Junior Team Dance tests.

No background. Purely a beginner.

I enjoy dancing Ballroom and Latin but miss that special partner to forward the exciting experience and passion together on and off the dance floor. Been dancing French Jive for several years but I now want to start relearning some those forgotten Ballroom and Latin steps. Confident and comfortable at most dance styles.

Look forward from hearing from you soon.

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 am on a collegiate ballroom team and would like to find a consistent partner (Gold or higher). I am a dedicated dancer who learns fast, loves to move, and explore the technicalities of the anatomy of dance.

Started Shag Dancing 1993, collect Beach Music.

I have learned ballroom for a few years and have performed several shows. Focus: Latin division of ballroom.