​ANNOUNCEMENTS & SCHEDULE CHANGES


NSB Classes - Summer Schedule Changes

Beginning Friday, May 30th we will be moving the Wednesday and Friday Classes
to the City Gym (next to the NSB Library).

The Summer Schedule Keeps Changing but as of now this is where we stand: 

*  Monday Evenings - Babe James (6:30-9:00pm)

*  Wednesday Afternoons - The City Gym (2:30 - 5:00pm)

*  Friday Mornings - The City Gym (8:30-11:00am)

This Schedule will be in Effect from Friday, May 30th until Friday, July 25th

There will be no classes July 28th - August 8th while I'm on Vacation

When I return on Monday, August 11th we should be back to the regular schedule at Babe James (all three classes).


​I know it's confusing but if in doubt text me.
(407) 325-1062

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​Thursday Evening (05/15)

Lessons and Open Dance 6:00 - 8:00pm

Sharky's on Flagler NSB

Just east of the Garden Shop
(parking behind the garden shop should be available)

This is a trial period to see if there really is an interest.
You said you "want it" so if you do, you'll need to show.

Map

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These are On-Going Classes Offered in Partnership with
The City of New Smyrna Beach - Leisure Services Dept.
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Monday Evenings - Two Classes
6:30 - 7:30pm Beginners - 1st Class
30 Minutes Open Dancing
8:00 - 9:00pm Improvers/Low Intermediate Only - 2nd Class
(with some open dancing throughout)
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Wednesday Mornings - BEST CLASS FOR NEW DANCERS
9:00 - 10:00 am - Beginners - 1st Class
30 Minutes Open Dancing
10:30 - 11:30 am - Improvers/Low Intermediate - 2nd Class
(with some open dancing throughout)

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Friday Mornings - Two Classes
9:00 - 10:00 am - Beginners - 1st Class
30 Minutes Open Dancing
10:30 - 11:30 am - Improvers/Low Intermediate - 2nd Class
(with some open dancing throughout)

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Classes are Offered in Partnership with the City of NSB
                Cost Per Class:  $5.00
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The Wednesday morning classes  (BEST CLASS FOR NEW DANCERS)
will begin with the first one hour class designed specifically for
Beginner level dancers. 
Following that, the next one hour class will consist of more challenging
HIgh Beginner / Improver / Low Intermediate
(with some open dancing throughout)

Lesson are always based on the
skill level of the Partcipants in Attendance
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The  Monday Evening and Friday Morning classes - one hour class
for Beginner level dancers. 
Following that, the next one hour class will consist of more challenging
High Beginner / Improver / Low Intermediate Level Lessons.
(with some open dancing throughout)

Lesson are always based on the
skill level of the Partcipants in Attendance

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Call 407-325-1062 - TEXT ONLY
or eMail [email protected] 
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THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GO!
Arrive on Time!  Bring water to class! 
Wear Comfortable Shoes (no heels, no flip flops).  Wear Comfortable Clothes.
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There are many benefits to line dancing:

1. Social Aspects - It's a great way to meet people and make friends in a non-threatening, relaxed atmosphere.
2.   Physical Fitness - It helps us burn calories as this dance exercise forces us to move - often accomplishing 8,000 steps or more in a typical class session.
3. Cardiovascular Fitness - It is a safe way to exercise, allowing each participant to dance at a comfortable level, often lowering blood pressure, heart rate, and cholesterol levels when done on a regular basis.
4. Body Strengthening - It helps the weight-bearing bones, slows down bone-mass loss, tones muscles, keeps joints moving, and improves balance.
5. Mental Health - Studies have shown that line dancing is the activity that involves both the physical (moving to the beat) as well as the mental (remembering the steps) at the same time. This can slow down the onset of Alzheimers.
6. Stress Relief - Line dancing is led by a command-given leader, forcing the dancer to focus on the steps being called, thus preventing worry - at least while dancing.

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