Easy going, LOVE dancing and practice. Looking for dance partner to practice any dance in these COVID times. I am staying home, safe, have a dance floor.

I started dancing a few years ago it's become a big part of my life. My favorite dances are the bachata and Foxtrot.

I have been a ballroom and salsa dance instructor for many years, also choreographed for film and stage. I hold a degree in engineering and was a top ranked national black belt champion in martial arts.

I am a very open minded person who has no hesitation to try new things which would explain the reason why I am here

I do everything with passion, Challenge is my game and perfection is my weakness.

But what ever I do, I like to have good time.

I have always loved dance and have been told I'm good at it but in Jan 2017 I started taking class to advance my technical level. I have learned salsa, fox trot. Hustle and Bachata Cha but am in desperate need of a partner for practicing. I am single and would like to find sine one who would either like to practice and someone who can teach a little more with me or learn with me. My main dance is Hustle.

Getting weary of 'no partner required' dancing.

I am looking for a dance partner.

Professional hard worker who has just found West Coast Swing. Country Western is also fun. Favorite music is blues, CW and southern rock like ZZ tops and Doobie Brothers.

I like to meet someone through dance for romantic dating.

Started learning to dance a few months ago. Looking to find a partner to compete with at the 2027 Pink Jukebox Trophy

I started at age 8 being part of an art academy which involved singing, acting, dancing. I learned jazz partner dancing and tap then later on in middle school I took ballet, hip hop and belly dance classes and in highschool I decided to try ballroom and fell inlove with it.

I have no dance background, inspired to dance recently and want to push myself and practice as much as I can. I am a little hard on myself but easy to work with others. I have thought about competing but it’s not something that I’m focused on. Sadly my schedule is a little tight. I work Sunday- Friday. Only available Saturday all day and every other day 8am to 1pm.

Reliable, easy going, enthusiastic dancer

Have done showcases and competed ONCE. At this time, I prefer just "social" dancing, without the stress of performing or competing.

I like cha cha, swing, foxtrot, night club 2 step, west coast, samba. Most kinds of dance music.

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've practiced Ballet for almost 15 years, then I discovered partner social dancing and I fell in love with it. I started with Salsa and Bachata, then Swing and finally ended up taking ballroom/dancesport training classes 4 years ago.

I have been competing in the US for 3 years now, and I have reached the gold level in collegiate.

Started Shag Dancing 1993, collect Beach Music.

Learned to salsa when I was 36.

Did salsa rueda.

Learned to swing dance when I was 39.

I had been dancing and competing at novice/perchamp Latin for 7 years, then took a 3yr break. I would like to go back to practice and training (and competing again). I can practice 2-3 times a week, 1-2 hrs each. South Bay or peninsula preferred

I had been dancing and competing at novice/perchamp Latin for 7 years, then took a 3yr break. I would like to go back to practice and training (and competing again). I can practice 2-3 times a week, 1-2 hrs each. South Bay or peninsula preferred

Experienced salsa dancer and performer captivated by the artistry, beauty and athleticism of ballroom dance. Actively training on a weekly basis in American style Smooth and Rhythm, and working on maintaining/building/learning new skills in the Night Club dances. I enjoy the journey of learning and spend an additional 2-3 hrs outside of lessons per week in solo practice and conditioning.

When I was ten, I took my first steps into the world of ballroom dancing during a two-year after-school course. At twelve, I joined a professional dance studio, where I trained alongside other teenagers 💃🕺

After just a few months of regular and intensive training, my coach decided I was ready to enter my first ballroom dance competitions. Starting at the regional level at first, I made a rapid progress, constantly improving my technique and gaining confidence 🚀 📈 From then on, I almost always made it to the final 🏅🤝

After four years of dancing with the same partner, all the hard work finally paid off. We won a national competition in both Ballroom and Latin styles 🥇🏆 We were officially crowned 10 Dance Champions of Poland U18 👑 🇵🇱

Unfortunately, shortly after this incredible achievement, I had to give up the greatest passion of my life — ballroom dancing 💔 😥 It was one of the most difficult decisions I have ever had to make.

But even though I had to step away from the dance floor, ballroom dancing remains a huge part of who I am — and it always will 🕺💃 ✨

I started dancing at the age of three. My training is predominantly classical (tap, jazz, ballet, lyrical). I danced for many years and at one point in my life owned a dance school for six years. In my early 20s I did a lot of line dancing. I love two step and swing. I stopped dancing 19 years ago when I had my first child. I took some salsa and Bachata classes for about a year nine years ago. I’ve always picked up on Dance easily. My knees aren’t what they used to be but I’m still holding my own. :)

Very physically fit, healthy and strong (I lift weights), swim climb, and do yoga. Look younger than my age. Look good in jeans, or in dressy Argentine Tango gear. Professional dude, but not

In a narcissistic way. I learned to dance 20 years ago, by taking lots and lots of group lessons, then practiced at weekly dances. Like most dancers, I was knocked out of the dance world for two years. I recently got back into it and was delightfully pleased that I didn't lose any ground. Maybe a wee rusty in a few styles, but I'm working out the kinks. My three favorite dance styles are still WCS, NC2, and Argentine Tango, which I can integregate into a fusion and delectably paint the floor. During the pandemic, I substituted dance with yoga. My balancing skills have improved and I'm ready to get it going with a special partner.

Very physically fit, healthy and strong (I lift weights), swim climb, and do yoga. Look younger than my age. Look good in jeans, or in dressy Argentine Tango gear. Professional dude, but not

In a narcissistic way. I learned to dance 20 years ago, by taking lots and lots of group lessons, then practiced at weekly dances. Like most dancers, I was knocked out of the dance world for two years. I recently got back into it and was delightfully pleased that I didn't lose any ground. Maybe a wee rusty in a few styles, but I'm working out the kinks. My three favorite dance styles are still WCS, NC2, and Argentine Tango, which I can integregate into a fusion and delectably paint the floor. During the pandemic, I substituted dance with yoga. My balancing skills have improved and I'm ready to get it going with a special partner.