As my best friend said, I used to be a classical dancer. I'm in a twelve step program now. If it involves dance I have probably done it. My style is more social than competition, but I do have a competitive streak. Dance should be fun. I occasionally run sound for music events and I like dancing with live music whenever I can.

I created and performed the featured duo, “Body2body” for Cirque du Soleil’s Zumanity (Las Vegas), and I’m intending to reconstruct and build new material of that nature. To that end, I’m seeking a female partner for this fusion of acrobatic/counterbalancing and dance. She should be a charismatic performer who could be a rhythmic gymnast, contortionist, dancer and/or acrobat.

My short bio:

I'm a world-class acrobat, dancer and aerial artist. I created and performed the principle duo “body2body” in over 1000 shows for Cirque du Soleil’s Las Vegas production, Zumanity. As a 10 year veteran and featured member of Anti-Gravity, I appeared in such esteemed venues as: The Metropolitan Opera House, Madison Square Garden, Radio City Music Hall for MTV's Video Music Awards, as well as performing nightly at the award ceremonies of the 2002 Olympic Winter Games in Salt Lake City. I'm proud to have been a featured entertainer at special events for George Lucas, Richard Branson, George Soros, and Paul Newman. I received my degree in fine arts (painting & drawing) from Tyler School of Art while competing as an elite gymnast for Temple University in Philadelphia. I went on to develop as a dancer, studying ballet, modern and urban freestyle. With the addition of varied circus skills and martial arts, I naturally began to fuse an artistic amalgam. My creative recipe for the stage has included awe-inspiring skills with fluid phrasing and emotive story telling. As the subject for artworks, I collaborate with high-profile fine artists in photography and sculpture. My first hardcover monograph is slated for publication in 2011. In addition to performing, I teach creative workshops for dancers and variety artists. I currently reside in Las Vegas, Nevada.

I am a confident and passionate man who believes anything worth doing is worth doing well. Aside from my teen-aged children, ballroom dancing is my passion. I currently dance pro/am at a gold level but would like to find a suitable amateur partner. I also enjoy west coast swing, salsa, and other club dances. Hollywood Ballroom in Silver Spring is my favorite venue but I can travel within the DC area.

I am intelligent and articulate with a great sense of humor. I am a professional economist. In addition to dancing, I enjoy classic literature, languages, history, mathematics, ethnic dining, and swimming.

I have been dancing for several years, but without a dedicated partner, it is difficult to get to the level I hope to achieve. I enjoy waltz, fox trot, rumba, cha-cha, swing, tango, samba, mambo, hustle, bolero, viennese waltz, west coast swing and night club two step.

Just looking for a friend to dance with

I have not competed in a very long time, nor have I had a regular dance partner. I recently retired and now have more time to do what I love more than anything. I started out dancing american rhythm and smooth, but have dance Latin for the last several years. I'm flexible😊

I took my first ballroom lesson about 14 years ago. I danced off and on for the next 9 years I’ve become very serious about taking lessons & practicing in the last 3 years. I love Ballroom, Latin & West Coast Swing. I dance an average of 10 - 12 hours per week, including lessons and social dancing.

I've been dancing for about 3 years - mostly American Smooth but I also know a bit of Standard, East & West Coast Swing & Latin. I also ice dance.

I have had good training from world class ballroom dance teachers and greatly enjoy social ballroom dancing with good partner and suitable dancing music

I am a Japanese dancer.

I live in Osaka now.

We are looking for a male partner.

Height 162 cm, born May 1997.

She is only standard.

She has practiced a lot for four years.

You can move anywhere with support.

It doesn't matter if you are a professional or amateur as long as you can practice hard.

I'm studying English.

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Taking private and group Salsa and bachata lessons regularly and have just started Kizomba. In addition, learning other dance styles in a group setting. When I don’t have class or attending a social, I try and practice most days on a simple outdoor dance area in my backyard. While I started dancing just this year, my goal is to work hard to become competent in latin dance and try to practice daily. I would consider myself to be intermediate at Salsa and Bachata. I hope to start learning Argentinian Tango towards the later part of the year, once I'm comfortable with Salsa and Bachata.

I have ballet training and enjoy all types of dancing, including belly dancing! I'd like to now improve my ballroom dancing!

I have been dancing for 5 years, mostly doing Latin. I've started working on standard and love it.

Other than ballroom dancing, I'm training Chinese martial arts.

I love dancing and would love to find someone to train and improve together with. I'm a school teacher and am pretty flexible in terms of practicing time.

I am a new for dancing. I will like to find a partner.

Professional Dance Teacher from NY spending summers on Nantucket

I dance socially in many dance styles, particularly ballroom, and I compete pro/am in American smooth and international standard ballroom.

I am an amazing, untrained dancer, who has years of experience in improvisational partner dance. I have loved the freedom and continual newness of it, and always promise my partner the dance of a lifetime each time we dance! Recently, I watched Nyle DiMarco, a deaf dancer, win Dancing with the Stars, and just watching him made me decide to finally surrender to structured dance and master and compete in ballroom. I am a fast learner, and, at age 71, I am a captivating demonstration of ageless beauty and eros. Dance is the one thing I long for much more of in life. Nothing makes me happier. And if you are young, don't be deterred. Most of the people in my world are in their 30's and when we do dance, we make a great sight!

I am a full time dance instructor, originally started learning tap, ballet, modern, jazz when i was 16. I completed my Bachelors in Contemporary Dance and Choreography in England in 2007 then moved to the USA to teach dance. I was introduced to The Ballroom world at that point and enjoying full time since. I have taught and competed professionally for 6 years now, looking for someone to continue developing and compete with.

Intl Standard dancer Silver level training and competing with US Champ

graduated from BYU and danced on Ballroom Dance Tour Team

Always loved to dance very little training or classes thus far. But I would love to find a dance partner

Was a good dancer in Ukraine,winning a lot of awards and now want to become even better.My dream is to become a good teacher ,so I’m striking for it!Please contact me!

Was a good dancer in Ukraine,winning a lot of awards and now want to become even better.My dream is to become a good teacher ,so I’m striking for it!Please contact me!

I have danced most of my life since college, dabbling in HipHop, Ballet, Jazz, Modern and Various Ballroom. I have great rhythm and know how to move with some elegance. I am a quick study but do not have a lot of ongoing Ballroom experience so I would need a patient person to let me figure things out a long the way.

Looking at the Dance Proficiency section has me confused. I think I'm more than a beginner, but the competitions I've been in I have competed Bronze. That's what I dance mostly, though I do know a few Silver patterns. But the reality of a crowded dance floor and a different partner every dance limit what I can do.

I've marked both the dances I currently do, and some I'd like to learn. Currently, I dance mostly American Smooth and Rhythm, plus some Country, and am learning QuickStep. International interests me, especially Standard, but I need the right partner. I'd like to learn Lindy, maybe Argentine Tango at some point, but again, the right partner is key.

I'm primarily a social dancer, but would like to meet a regular partner to practice with. I enjoy pushing myself to learn new things, and a regular partner could help that along.

If I find the right partner, I might be interested in competition, I've done some in the past, actually kind of enjoyed the Arthur Murray Showcases when I was taking lessons there. They promote the competitions as a way for social dancers to focus their lessons and give them some urgency, and they actually organize their events for people like that. Most importantly, they finish the events with a dinner dance, which gives me something to look forward to and a reward for spending a day when I should be hiking or biking or skiing or snowshoeing inside in a crowded, noisy room.

The place I take lessons at now has much better instructors, and they sell the competitions the same way, but the organizers do absolutely nothing to appeal to someone who is a social dancer and wants to focus their lessons.

The dances I like most are Viennese, slow Waltz, Bolero, Night-Club 2-Step, Country (especially triple-2-step), EC Swing, Rhumba. I'd like to get better at all of them, plus polka, bachatta, WC Swing, maybe Lindy and/or Argentine Tango.

Dancing is only one activity I enjoy. I'm mostly an outdoors kind of guy, and very self-sufficient in most ways. I'm also pretty introverted, although that surprises people. Probably since I've been in jobs where I have been in front of people. I can function in a social space, but sometimes it's hard. Former jobs include Wine Steward at several top area restaurants (that was the best of them). Now I stare at "glowing rectangles" (computer screens) way too much every day. Money's better, but other than that....