Open standard dancer

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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.

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.

I'm an experienced line dancer and go to Cowboy's Dance Hall quite a bit, and I'm pretty good at East Coast Swing. I want to learn Country Swing and practice West Coast. I can help you with Swing and Cha Cha, and I can dance Salsa and learn more with you.

Fully vaccinated and double-boosted. I'm more comfortable wearing a mask in the studio for now.

Currently studying for my Dance Vision teaching certification in the most gorgeous dance studio I've ever seen. (Did you know Dance Vision has some studio franchises in Texas?) Shaking the rust off after a 10-year hiatus from dancing.

I'm all about technique, and would rather do a few figures well than many figures poorly. I've been dancing and teaching since 1993, some Silver American Smooth and Rhythm, some International Standard and Latin. Studied under Russell Monk, Fred Dunn, Rickey Geiger, Ludwig Dahlberg, and Craig Bukowski, among others.

I've hit the road full-time in my vintage Shasta LoFlyte. I had planned to be in New England for the summer but with this crazy weather, I have to admit, I'm kind of scared to travel that far. I may have to tough it out in Dallas, Texas, for the summer.

I'm a non-smoking, non-drinking, vegan Christian. Sound like a barrel of laughs, huh? ;-) I really am very funny; well, at least I think I am...I also have a cat and a not-so-friendly dog, something people with severe allergies need to know. I'm willing to relocate for the right opportunity.

Have been introduced to different swing styles, ballroom and club. Have been learning international latin (samba, jive and cha cha) and would like to compete with another amateur.

Started Shag Dancing 1993, collect Beach Music.

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.

Mom and Dad were the First to start Ballroom Dancing as therapy after my dad had a stoke. My niece was next to get going and I have finally been pulled into Ballroom. I Used to be a Trumpet player for the defense of the country, but now I can be found dancing to the music instead of performing. 17 years of group classes and about 6 of private lessons. Mostly American styles, but have been getting into International lately.

Im looking for a partner to practice and compete with in the northeast.

I've taken lessons in west coast swing, argentine tango, ballroom (both international and American), Salsa and Bachata. I've done a little bit of Lindy Hop and Zouk.

Looking for a partner that can dance International Standard and WCS.

I take lessons both group and private and social dance.

I can dance anywhere in the GTA.

I'm easy going, and enjoy meeting new people.

Just a man looking to dance and have a good time.I am excellent at breaking down steps and working to improve dancers,adding that extra touch to stand out on the dance floor. Gold and gold bar teacher at major studio in southern California.

Over the years created a system of teaching the major ballroom dances by interrelating steps of dances to make easy learning.Then adding personal style to ones dancing.Still work with small groups,but mostly retired from full time teaching.I have fun dancing and meeting people.Some travel,getting back to going to dance events.I will help judge sometimes but not as much anymore.I have never stopped learning new techniques and truly believe dancing keeps you young and healthy.

I took ballroom lesson for my PE courses in college, but I really started to get serious about dancing in 2008. I prefer to get as much floor time as possible, so I rarely sit out a dance. I am passionate about learning more styles and routines. I currently take 6 to 8 hours of private lessons per week, and this can become more when I am working on competition or showcase dances. Generally, my goal is to dance social ballroom or c/w or swing or salsa every weekend as I bring all of my dances to a competitive level. I now compete in ballroom and C/W. I am at the stage where I am in need of a dance partner who can continue this progress and level of dance of fun with me, and who also has a passion for dancing. To me dancing is just about the ultimate sensual experience that two people can have while being in sync with music. This last year, I have narrowed the focus of my passions, namely: work; learning to dance with grace, finesse, technique, and passion; learning more martial arts forms; learning to play the piano; and enjoying travel. Dancing fits in very well with this focus of mine. I am looking for someone to practice with; who loves dancing, and is looking to have some serious fun, while we work together in perfecting our dance steps, technique, and trying out new moves. I mainly dance for fun but I am working on technique and styling in order to dance at higher competitive levels. My dancing really accelerated this year with excellent pro's for instructors and coaching. I'm competing in 2 step, cha, nc-2, wcs, ecs, triple 2, and waltz; and American Tango, and rumba. If you love to dance, please come and share your passion for dancing with mine.

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.

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!

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!

I competed for many years in International Standard. My former partner recently decided to retire from practicing or competing in Standard and I'm looking for a new partner for practice and, perhaps, competition.

I love dancing of various kinds - most zouk, salsa, bachata , kizomba and their fusion.

As for me - young spirit, open mind, like travelling, wildlife. Patience, empathy are my strenghts, not only while dancing. Not big talker. Natural teacher. Not happy with sparkling dress. Not ordinary mix of introvert and extrovert.

It is not easy to find somebody who loves hard-work dance training. And without dance partner progress is usually very poor.

Hi, I'm 59 years old, approximately 5 ft 3. I like to keep fit, love Yoga and dancing. I would like to meet a male dancer for mainly Ballroom and Latin social dancing and lessons. I've been dancing for approximately 6 years. I love Ballroom and Latin but I also go to Ceroc and modern jive events for a workout ??. I enjoy learning new steps and always like to be the best that I can, but ultimately dancing must be fun. I live not far from Cambridge and Bury st Edmunds. If you are relatively new to dancing, no problem as we could progress together. I look forward to hearing from you

I do most of the ballroom dances; swing, foxtrot, west coast swing, salsa, cha cha, samba, bachata, Argentine tango, American tango, rumba, lindy hop, foxtrot, waltz, viennese waltz, quickstep, meringue, bolero, country two step, and night club two step.