Hi - I started dancing classes in January 2018 for a few terms, and post Covid I started again in 2020 - but its been somewhat sporadic, due to the need to find a dance partner and fit in classes.

I am a beginner looking to learn a range of dance styles - ballroom and Latin - and have fun learning.

I am happily married - but my wife isn’t interested in dancing, hence the search for a dance partner.

Love to Dance Social Ballroom Latin snd Sequence. Currently also learning Argentine Tango

Have done ballroom since teens, gold medals but lots forgotten ! regularly Jive and West Coast swing now, and

have private lessons in Ballroom and Latin , as have no partner. Have attempted Argentine Tango, but think i need a very patient partner, or is it just difficult ????

New to dancing scene. Know a couple of country line dance combos, some basic salsa, bachata and tango. Open to learning swing and other dance styles as well.

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.

I am looking for a dance partner.

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.

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I Love ballroom/country western dancing including hustle and salsa dancing.I take a private lesson in American Rhythm once a week and compete in pro/am.Just starting to take privates in west coast. I have lots of energy and take jazzercise (aerobics to dance music) 3-4 times a week. I'm friendly and interested in meeting other dancers even if it's just for a night out dancing.Thanks for reading my profile!

I Love ballroom/country western dancing including hustle and salsa dancing.I take a private lesson in American Rhythm once a week and compete in pro/am.Just starting to take privates in west coast. I have lots of energy and take jazzercise (aerobics to dance music) 3-4 times a week. I'm friendly and interested in meeting other dancers even if it's just for a night out dancing.Thanks for reading my profile!

I love to dance and have danced for 23 years and studied dance theory and male lead since 2012.

I am experienced in all ballroom, country, latin, swing (East, West Coast, know a little Lindy Hop; would like to learn more.

I started dancing about 15 years ago. I was never in full “serious mode” — for me, dance has always been about enjoying the rhythm, having fun, and sharing a good vibe.

It’s mainly a hobby for now, but with the right partner… who knows? I’d be open to exploring even a competition path together.

I love to dance, dancers nh whole my last life

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.

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.

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 AM 5FT 11 AND HAVE A NUMBER OF YEARS EXPERIENCE IN BALLROOM, LATIN, ROCK AND ROLL AND SEQUENCE, HAVE PRIVATE LESSONS AND LOVE GOING SOCIAL DANCING MOST NIGHTS. I DONT DRINK OR SMOKE. LOOKING FOR A NICE PERSON WHO LOVES DANCING.

Hello! I've been dancing Ballroom for 2 years, both ballroom and latin. My goal is to start competing soon but before that I am trying to find a dance partner. I live in the south of Sweden, in Skåne. I am hoping to be able to practice atheist 2 days a week but that could also change to more.

I danced a lot in what seems like a prior life and some socially since that time. I have improved since dancing 10 to 15 hours per week. The more I dance, the more I realize how much I need to learn! I am much improved and I have enjoyed meeting many people and dancing. The first time I was asked to dance was a milestone for me.

Reliable, easy going, enthusiastic dancer