My interest in dancing started when my mother began teaching dance. My favorite dances are Fox Trot, Hustle, Merengue, Rumba, Tango and Waltz. Are you a ballroom dancer in the greater Appleton area?

I have practiced lindy hop and swing for 5+ years and am currently learning ballroom dances at Arthur Murray. I am taking bronze3-level classes and am eager to practice regularly in order to make progress. I am interested in practicing lindy and would also be interested in cha cha or salsa. My goal is to have fun, improve my social dancing, develop my technique, and maybe try entering competitions or joining a performance team!

I dance Bachata, Country/Western, Kizomba, and Salsa. Bachata and Salsa give me flow and rhythm, Country/Western keeps my frame sharp, and Kizomba deepens connection. Training comes from socials, lessons, and practice. I’m interested in musicality, lead dance with follow, and building community through dance. My goals: refine technique, travel, and keep growing.”

I teach horseback riding and train horses for a living. My dancing is a way to get out of the dust and enjoy the music and socialize. I can't always get out to the group classes or dances and would love a regular partner to practice with or go out to dances with.

I started salsa for a laugh 6 years ago and ended up loving it :)

I now go 4 times a week learning cross body and Cuban salsa.

I'm also learning Bachata, kizomba and zouk as well.

I would love to get to a high standard and perform and open my own club 1 day.

I really enjoy partner dancing. Since 2020 have gotten a bit rusty, would like to get back to some regular practice sessions and social dances. I have taken some private lessons, but generally go to group classes.. Some of my favorite dances are East Coast Swing, ChaCha, Rumba, waltz, foxtrot (definitely need to get the rust off this one). I am open to learning new dances ... if it is dancing it is fun :-)

I am Russian lady who really love to dance and would be happy to find a nice partner

Country Western couple dancing especially lead-follow partner dancing like Two-Step and West Coast Swing. I have taught Two Step in the past as a hobby and would like a partner who is willing to learn with me.

I dance for over 15 years., I have a dance partner for 7 years but he is old and bad shape..I can dance swing dance, ballroom and Salsa and Bachata dance three in one...and I love to dance.

I’m a dedicated dancer with 15 years of experience, the last 4 years being my most intensive. My strongest style is Salsa On1, followed by Bachata and Kizomba. I’m an advanced and light follower with a sensitive reaction time, and I love refining technique, musicality, and creative expression. I’ve attended around 30 festivals, taught Bachata choreography classes, and have a background in acrobatic yoga, giving me strong body awareness and a structured teaching approach.

Why I’m Seeking a Dance Partner:

Festivals have been an amazing learning ground, but I want a steady and organized way to improve—especially with more advanced techniques and tricks. I’m open to competitions and performances, but my main drive is the passion to excel and evolve. I also enjoy teaching and helping beginners avoid the mistakes I’ve learned from.

What I Offer:

A reliable, communicative, and highly motivated partner.

Experience in multiple dance styles and ability to adapt to different leading styles.

A structured, step-by-step approach to learning and refining techniques.

A flexible travel schedule for training sessions (10-day intensive periods or shorter 3-day training if travel is moderate, and daily training if local).

I'm a newbie dancer interested in a dance partner to learn and practice latin club dances including salsa, bachata, merengue, cumbia. Most knowledge of salsa. Primary experience is following and interested in learning to lead. I lead a physically active lifestyle with weight training, regular cardiovascular exercise, regular hiking. I work full-time and am available evenings/weekends.

I am looking for a regular or temporary available training dance partner advanced level in ballroom and / or Latin dance to practice together depending on his arrangements and I will adjust apart from travel outside London, unless once a month. I work full time Mon to Fri. I attend competition ballroom & Latin classes. Regarding Latin, I have learnt a set of 5 dance sport training routines, now working on styling so for any man who would like to recall or improve his Latin it is advantage that I already know my steps.

I first started dancing around 2015 and I started with East Coast Swing and fell in love with LindyHop

Also enjoyed some ballroom and West Coast Swing and Salsa.

I got married in 2016, not realizing that the marriage would wind up ending my dancing, and I missed it terribly.

This past year I got a divorce and am raring to go dancing again.

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.

My goals are to complete in the Arthur Murray Dance competitions as well as dance sport events

I have been dancing Argentine Tango for about 6 years. I came from a ballroom background, tried Argentine Tango on a whim and found it difficult, challenging, and frustrating. However, I kept being drawn back to tango until I finally gave into it. When I first started tango I remember someone telling me that it takes a lifetime to learn. I thought that sounded silly. But now, the longer I dance tango, the truer that statement becomes. The more I learn in tango, the more I see that I have so much more to learn.

Well after maybe 12 years I have drifted from country to Latin dancing. Finding a partner doesn't seem as important in Latin as the Latin community seems to be more social and I often get asked to dance. I'd still love to have a lady friend to call on to hit any one of the Latin clubs on some regular basis. I really like Bachata but taking lessons for Salsa as well.

Well after maybe 12 years I have drifted from country to Latin dancing. Finding a partner doesn't seem as important in Latin as the Latin community seems to be more social and I often get asked to dance. I'd still love to have a lady friend to call on to hit any one of the Latin clubs on some regular basis. I really like Bachata but taking lessons for Salsa as well.

I have competed in Standard and Latin in both Pro-Am and Amateur categories in the last 10 years. However I have recently been competing in the amateur category at Novice to Pre-championship level in Standard only since my partner does not dance Latin. I am a very natural and well-trained dancer in various dance styles, and I am very dedicated to practice and lessons. I believe that I can do better in competitions with the right partner who is also dedicated and determined. I would still like to continue to compete in Standard, but I am also happy to compete in Latin.

I enjoy ballroom and swing dancing

Just love to dance socially and competively. Very outgoing and fun to be around. Sports fan and love fast cars.

I don’t have much dance background at all. I want to learn and I’m looking for a partner.

I've had over 40 years of ballet, some modern, jazz, and tap. Now I've been into ballroom for the last 11 years and loving it!

I started taking lessons ten years ago (social rumba and social foxtrot) in preparation for my sister's wedding and I never stopped! I now try to take at least two lessons a week. My teacher used to compete in International Ten Dance so that's what I'm learning now, with some other dances (hustle, salsa, swing, etc.) thrown into the mix as well once in a while. I'm doing gold steps in many of the dances, but I feel I would have much more confidence in my dancing if I had a steady dance partner with whom I could take lessons and practice. Though I wish I could be the type of dancer who could dance with anybody, all I really want is to be able to dance well with one person. Competing once in a while could be fun too with the right partner.

I started taking lessons ten years ago (social rumba and social foxtrot) in preparation for my sister's wedding and I never stopped! I now try to take at least two lessons a week. My teacher used to compete in International Ten Dance so that's what I'm learning now, with some other dances (hustle, salsa, swing, etc.) thrown into the mix as well once in a while. I'm doing gold steps in many of the dances, but I feel I would have much more confidence in my dancing if I had a steady dance partner with whom I could take lessons and practice. Though I wish I could be the type of dancer who could dance with anybody, all I really want is to be able to dance well with one person. Competing once in a while could be fun too with the right partner.