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 competing for a couple of years at a bronze level in rhythm and smooth. My favorite dance is Argentine Tango.

I have danced Salsa forum 8 years & Tango for 2 years

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.

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I've been socially dancing ballroom, latin, CW, swing, Argentine tango for a long time. I love it all and ready to hit the floor after this past year of isolation!

country dances when teenager .attended new vogue classes

I started my ballroom dance hobby/passion about 20 years ago with LOTS of group lessons and then in about 2009 got into private lessons for the first time. I took the lessons for a year and a half and during that time did 2 studio showcases and 2 pro-am competitions. Over the last about 10 years I have been in and out (unfortunately) of private lessons, although recently was able to take some private lessons consistently and do another pro-am competition.

I have also had the opportunity to take private lessons with an amateur partner as we prepared to compete. Because of relocating I had to stop that endeavor.

I am now situated over in the Clearwater/St Pete area and thought I'd explore this dance partner website again.

Anyways, I LOVE TO DANCE and would love to practice with a partner with similar interests, ability, and goals.

I'm more of a Latin dancer as for my experience but I'm open to doing more Argentine tango and Kizomba. Dancing is fun for me.

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.

I danced a bit of hip hop growing up and was always surrounded by dancers. But it wasnt till 5 years ago that a friend showed me a basic rumba step and i was hooked i have been dancing on and off since then.

I had the privilege of performing this year and loved it. My goal in the next 2 years is to get paid to perform on stage and for that i need to practice. I love fusion partner dance and im particularly drawn to to micro movements of kisomba and the footwork of salsa. Of this list i am most experienced in bachata salsa and kisomba. I would love to set a goal with you and work towards it

Know most of the standard dances that are taught at ballrooms, but not a strict 'Pattern' dancer. I'm an inventor by trade and carry that mentality to other things as well… which includes dancing. Been called an 'Intuitive' dancer, but being in tune with my partner is more how I see it. My general belief is a good lead does not need to push a lady through things, but guides. A little exception is some gals that have some physical issues, and I need to fill in the gap where needed. This happens most when I take cruises as Gentleman Host. When they feel like they've just danced as well as they did at an earlier time, it’s tremendously rewarding for me.

This has been a year of many changes. Mostly good. My goal going forward is to have a good dance partner sometime in the New Year.

Know most of the standard dances that are taught at ballrooms, but not a strict 'Pattern' dancer. I'm an inventor by trade and carry that mentality to other things as well… which includes dancing. Been called an 'Intuitive' dancer, but being in tune with my partner is more how I see it. My general belief is a good lead does not need to push a lady through things, but guides. A little exception is some gals that have some physical issues, and I need to fill in the gap where needed. This happens most when I take cruises as Gentleman Host. When they feel like they've just danced as well as they did at an earlier time, it’s tremendously rewarding for me.

This has been a year of many changes. Mostly good. My goal going forward is to have a good dance partner sometime in the New Year.

Know most of the standard dances that are taught at ballrooms, but not a strict 'Pattern' dancer. I'm an inventor by trade and carry that mentality to other things as well… which includes dancing. Been called an 'Intuitive' dancer, but being in tune with my partner is more how I see it. My general belief is a good lead does not need to push a lady through things, but guides. A little exception is some gals that have some physical issues, and I need to fill in the gap where needed. This happens most when I take cruises as Gentleman Host. When they feel like they've just danced as well as they did at an earlier time, it’s tremendously rewarding for me.

This has been a year of many changes. Mostly good. My goal going forward is to have a good dance partner sometime in the New Year.

I have one year of competitive ballroom, but over ten years of ballet. I am a bronze dancer but am looking to improve quickly. I’m very dedicated. I am looking for a lead to compete with

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 don't have a paid membership yet, so I can't send messages. Evidently, if at least one member in a conversation has Gold membership or tokens, then messages can be exchanged. I'm just exploring this site, not sure if there are enough members in my area...

Lots of experience with improv dancing, but not formally trained. Background of BS biochemistry and art, grad school chemistry, CTESOL, body therapy, professional tutoring, visual art, acting, singing, and improvisational dance. Looking for someone who loves to to dance creatively, passionately, spiritually!

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 have been dancing on and off for a few years, but have never stuck with it. I really want to because a good dancer this year, but I need someone to practice with.

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.

My favorite dances include intermediate level Hustle, Nite-Club 2 Step, West Coast Swing. I also enjoy Waltz, Rhumba, Foxtrot, Cha-Cha, Tango, and Salsa . I would like to expand my repertory in all. Eventually I would like to learn the beautiful dance of Argentine Tango.