I am looking to do competitions with someone at least the same height as me - (5 ft 9 with heels). I live in North London (edgware) and would hope that you don't live too far out. I am not looking for anything other than a dance partner as I am married and have a family. I have been doing modern jive for a couple of years now and have competed successfully at Ceroc Champs etc. I have the medals and trophy's to prove it! I dance regularly in St Albans and Hatfield so if you are local to that, that would be great. I am currently looking to pursue competing and ideally enter the fixed categories as opposed to the lucky dips and dance with strangers categories. I also love to dance Salsa and have danced on and off for 10 years now. I learnt in Cuba and therefore can dance both cross body and Cuban style on the '1' or on the '2'. I came runner up in the World open salsa champs for amateur's in 2002 and won the British Amateur Open Salsa Champs in 2012. I also auditioned for Strictly dance fever a few years ago, getting through to the second round. I appeared as an extra in the 2014 film Cuban Fury.

I am a fun person and love to dance (waltz, cha cha, two step, cowboy cha cha, triple two step, west coast, east coast and a few more.)

Danced a lot of years ago, forgot most of it but still have the basics

Danced a lot of years ago, forgot most of it but still have the basics

Love dancing tango, swing, salsa, balboa and trying new styles all the time. Have lots of energy for social dancing most evenings!

I wake up in the morning wanting to dance. I can't believe that I waited so long to seriously start dancing. I can bring a lot of passion to my dancing. I currently live in small town without dancing and have had long drives to go dancing. Still I dance 3 times a week and would be happy dancing 5 times a week. I consider those in the dance community to be my friends. The people I have met through dancing have been just great. I sometimes think I'm trying to master too many dances at once but consider it a challenge to became proficient at as many dances as possible.

I would describe myself as a social butterfly. I took my first dance lessons 10 years ago back in Kansas City. In high school I was never one to have rhythm (or so I thought). I was the 4.0 GPA athlete type that never got the guy :( When I took my first lesson, I automatically felt like I had found my calling! Latin dance felt so comfortable and natural to me. I eventually found a steady partner and we danced for the next few years socially and for some local competitions. After college, I moved out of state and lost touch with the network of dancers I danced with. Out here the dance network doesn't seem that active. I miss that connection with people. I met some of the most wonderful individuals from all over the world, from all walks of life.

It's been 6 years since I regularly danced and I miss it so much. Once you establish your career, get married and have children your dreams can become a distant memory. Dancing is the one thing that always made me happy and I intend to keep my passion alive! I'm making a comeback baby!

Numerous classes/lessons (group and private) since 2008. Love smooth, Latin, club (Hustle, WCoast, NC 2 step). I was used to dancing 3X week until moving to Walnut Creek where there are fewer dance opportunities. Rossmoor (where I live) requires a partner to attend dances. Would love to join weekly Social Dance Club and practice with my partner. (Partner required.)

I know a little bit about a lot. but mostly Lindy Hop swing dancing. I'd like to learn more aerials with a partner, if things go well it'd be very fun to compete in competitions, of course if it stays social that's absolutely fine too. :)

I'm an instructor in Tampa, FL and am nationally certified in Full Silver DVIDA syllabus. I've created and maintained a group class for same-sex dance partners for the past two years, and am currently seeking a male pro partner to possibly attend April Follies and FloorPlay in the Desert (San Francisco, Palm Springs CA) I live very close to my studio and have access to regular coachings and practice on a consistent basis. Looking for a partner with a 'can-do/let's build this together' approach. Have traveled extensively performing in the cruise line industry for 10 years

I am a dedicated dancer looking to compete at the pre-champ & champ level. (My partner will relocate soon). I am athletic, learn quickly, very technique oriented, and I enjoy working with my dance partner to achieve common goals.

I apologize for the poor quality of the the photos -- they are screenshots of the video of my last comp in May 2019. (I recently returned to dancing after moving out of state for several years and I'm ready to dive in!)

I started dancing in New York in 2009. I've danced all over at marathons and tango festival both in the U.S. and international. I have taken private lessons with Virginia Pandolfi, Silvina Valz, and Diego Di Falco to name a few.

I started dancing with a ballroom dancing show company when I was 16 and taught social dance and trained other dancers in the company for about 12 years. I then joined an independent competitive studio and learned how to teach and dance competitively. I worked as an amateur teacher for about 7 years before I stopped due to a move out of the area.

I enjoy skiing, country-western dancing, ballroom dancing, hiking and playing the guitar. I would like someone special to travel with and explore the world. I work as a professional and thoroughly enjoy my work. Although I like my work, my main focus is on having a good time away from my office. My motto is: The past is history, the future is a mystery, and now is the present. That is why we call it a gift. I enjoy the outdoors -- camping and gardening, taking walks in the moonlight, sipping champagne and talking by candlelight. I am at dollars48 at ya who. I enjoy watching movies, cooking, and reading. I love the feel of clean cotton sheets and soft furry kittens (bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens, too!) the smell of cinnamon rolls in the oven, the soothing sound of piano music, making snow angels, laughing in the rain...

I am currently training for full bronze DVIDA certification and have obtained pre-bronze certification as an instructor. I am training to go pro in 3-4 years.

I'm originally from Argentina I had been taken Salsa and Bachata classes for couple of years. I'm looking for someone with whom I can practice :)

Dancing is a great way for me to get out of my head and have fun with the amazing combination of movement, music, and emotion. Having recently separated from a non-dancer, I'm eager to get back to it. East Coast Swing, Salsa, and Tango are my favorites. I also enjoy Carolina Shag, Foxtrot, and Cha Cha. I'd like to learn the Samba and the Hustle eventually. I'd be open to attending periodic lessons, but my preference is social dancing events in the Triangle Area of North Carolina in the U.S. (Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill). I'm in this for the fun of it, but that doesn't mean I won't take on new challenges and try my best.

I am a first generation hustle dancer and used to compete in nightclubs in Washington, DC in the 1980's with my husband (now deceased) who just happened to be my dance instructor (we usually won first place). Since June 2011, I have been taking private lessons once a week and group lessons several times a week at a ballroom studio in Charlotte; also go to the ballroom dances at all the local studios on the weekends. I am working on the silver level right now, and my favorite dances are the hustle, salsa, cha-cha and waltz. I am just now learning the west coast swing and love it. I am still such a hustle addict that I take occasional w/e trips to DC for a couple nights of strictly hustle dancing. I also compete pro/am at big dance events such as MADJam in DC and Disco America in Phila. I enter at the novice, intermediate and advanced levels. Won 1st place Novice Strictly Salsa at DiscoAmerica in June 2012. In January 2012 I performed with my instructor at Booth Playhouse Theatre in Charlotte in our studio's ballroom dance production.

I have been a committed clogger and instructor. I also enjoy Contra. I was introduced to Ballroom Dancing in 2011 through a local Ballroom Dance Studio taking over 500 hours of private lessons. Ballroom is by far the most fascinating, challenging and enjoyable. The Showcases, Competitions and dress designing has made it all consuming for me. However, I no longer have a partner and am looking for one who would also enjoy dancing at least weekly, attending dance venues, learning to dance together as a true partnership.

I am open to dating My priority is finding a partner . Even if you have a commitment to another half, with their blessing, would accept dance partnership.

I did a Peabody solo at one comp and received award for best. I have the ability to follow my partner through unexpected conglomerations.

I have taken a few lessons from a professional dancer and find the next level to be staring me in the face. That's adding the theatrical, relaxed movements. That wouldn't apply to social.

To dance socially would be to dance with my partner intuitively and moving around the floor together for the shear enjoyment of the dance and not for show or performance. Unless an event warranted it. And if we would entertain that idea would be ok with me.

I have been a committed clogger and instructor. I also enjoy Contra. I was introduced to Ballroom Dancing in 2011 through a local Ballroom Dance Studio taking over 500 hours of private lessons. Ballroom is by far the most fascinating, challenging and enjoyable. The Showcases, Competitions and dress designing has made it all consuming for me. However, I no longer have a partner and am looking for one who would also enjoy dancing at least weekly, attending dance venues, learning to dance together as a true partnership.

I am open to dating My priority is finding a partner . Even if you have a commitment to another half, with their blessing, would accept dance partnership.

I did a Peabody solo at one comp and received award for best. I have the ability to follow my partner through unexpected conglomerations.

I have taken a few lessons from a professional dancer and find the next level to be staring me in the face. That's adding the theatrical, relaxed movements. That wouldn't apply to social.

To dance socially would be to dance with my partner intuitively and moving around the floor together for the shear enjoyment of the dance and not for show or performance. Unless an event warranted it. And if we would entertain that idea would be ok with me.

I am a busy career woman has many hobbies including ballroom dancing. Life has many faces. Finding a balance and live in a harmony is what I strive for. I'm not a professional dancer, but seeking a good dance partner to keep me motivated and to bring out the charm of my dance- with a good leader, I can dance like a pro!

I have danced ballroom off and on for over 20 years.

I danced as a child, teenager, and continued throughout the years.

I am an ex-professional dancer. (not sure I want to dance for an income)I haven't taught or performed for over four years. I have taken the last four years to straighten out my non-dance life so as to focus on my dancing and take its potential to its furthest limit. Just before I took time off from dance I was working with my coaches Glenn Weiss and Mia Serve and my dancing truly took off. Regrettably, other circumstances in my life required my full attention and I had to put my dancing second to them. That's the last time for that to happen. It's now or never. I plan to take this as far as I can(if there's a limit I haven't found it or seen it!) and become the performer/competitor I've always dreamed of being. I love International Standard and competing. I also love a nice, big, crowded dance floor! Floorcraft is an art-form!

Childhood dance performer, advanced jazz classes in high school and college, years of club dancing - primarily salsa, swing, briefly taught beginning ballroom.