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COVID-19 UPDATE
IN-PERSON LINE DANCE CLASSES IN NEW SYMRNA BEACH ARE CONFIRMED
TO RESUME AT THE CORONADO CIVIC CENTER ON MONDAY, JANUARY 4TH
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Until then, we will continue with the Virtual Classes.
Information and Schedule can be found under the Virtual Lessons Tab
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In-Person Classes / Monday - Wednesday - Friday
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The Lesson Plan below outlines the dances that we hope to learn during that period of time.
It still remains flexible so that we can accommodate requested reviews and/or new dances that come out
and become popular quickly in order to keep our dancers as current as possible.
Dances will be "repeated" for several weeks and if a "full detailed teach" is necessary for any particular dance
that was taught previously, we ask that the more skilled dancers be patient with our newcomers.
Every time a new dancer joins the class we have to take them by the hand and show them the way slowly
so they won't get discouraged.
Don't forget even YOU had to start somewhere once!
Repetition is the KEY to familiarization and that, in turn, builds the confidence
that makes a dancer WANT to keep dancing!!
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Monday evening is for Beginners and Entry Level Improvers (1st hour of the session)
followed by a class for the Improver/Intermediate Dancers (last hour of the session)
with Open Dance in Between
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Wednesday morning is for ABSOLUTE Beginners, Beginners Entry Level Improvers
with Open Dance in Between
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Friday morning is for Beginners and Entry Level Improvers (1st hour of the session)
followed by a class for the Improver/Intermediate Dancers (last hour of the session)
with Open Dance in Between
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COVID-19 UPDATE
IN-PERSON LINE DANCE CLASSES IN NEW SYMRNA BEACH ARE CONFIRMED
TO RESUME AT THE CORONADO CIVIC CENTER ON MONDAY, JANUARY 4TH
===============================================
Until then, we will continue with the Virtual Classes.
Information and Schedule can be found under the Virtual Lessons Tab
=======================================
In-Person Classes / Monday - Wednesday - Friday
========================================
The Lesson Plan below outlines the dances that we hope to learn during that period of time.
It still remains flexible so that we can accommodate requested reviews and/or new dances that come out
and become popular quickly in order to keep our dancers as current as possible.
Dances will be "repeated" for several weeks and if a "full detailed teach" is necessary for any particular dance
that was taught previously, we ask that the more skilled dancers be patient with our newcomers.
Every time a new dancer joins the class we have to take them by the hand and show them the way slowly
so they won't get discouraged.
Don't forget even YOU had to start somewhere once!
Repetition is the KEY to familiarization and that, in turn, builds the confidence
that makes a dancer WANT to keep dancing!!
========================================
Monday evening is for Beginners and Entry Level Improvers (1st hour of the session)
followed by a class for the Improver/Intermediate Dancers (last hour of the session)
with Open Dance in Between
=============================
Wednesday morning is for ABSOLUTE Beginners, Beginners Entry Level Improvers
with Open Dance in Between
=============================
Friday morning is for Beginners and Entry Level Improvers (1st hour of the session)
followed by a class for the Improver/Intermediate Dancers (last hour of the session)
with Open Dance in Between
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BELOW IS A LIST OF THE DANCES
WE'VE BEEN DOING THROUGHOUT THE PANDEMIC - VIRTUALLY
(I will finish linking these to the stepsheets when I have time)
WE'VE BEEN DOING THROUGHOUT THE PANDEMIC - VIRTUALLY
(I will finish linking these to the stepsheets when I have time)
Call 407-325-1062
However, eMail is the preferred communication.
NSBDanceMoves@aol.com
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Click on the Dance to Bring Up the Step Sheet.
If the links aren't working most Step Sheets
Can Be Found On This Websites:
Copperknob
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As time goes on some dances will be dropped
And others added and favorites may go to the open
dance list eventually. It's difficult to please "everyone"
no matter how hard we try, but suggestions are always welcome.
The main objective is to have fun, then comes the exercise of both body and mind.
Dancing (especially line dancing - because of the need for memorization) is one of the best
activities to keep us remaining healthy, active and alert.
Recommendation: Come with the mindset that you're going to dance no matter
what you're dancing or learning that day.
If you're a more experienced dancer and you get bored, it's simply because you're not using
your "own" improvisations or styling to spice up a dance that is otherwise too familiar.
Something to think about...
Dancing and boredom do not coincide if you're truly experienced.
It is "what you make of it"!!!
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However, eMail is the preferred communication.
NSBDanceMoves@aol.com
===================================================
Click on the Dance to Bring Up the Step Sheet.
If the links aren't working most Step Sheets
Can Be Found On This Websites:
Copperknob
======================================================
As time goes on some dances will be dropped
And others added and favorites may go to the open
dance list eventually. It's difficult to please "everyone"
no matter how hard we try, but suggestions are always welcome.
The main objective is to have fun, then comes the exercise of both body and mind.
Dancing (especially line dancing - because of the need for memorization) is one of the best
activities to keep us remaining healthy, active and alert.
Recommendation: Come with the mindset that you're going to dance no matter
what you're dancing or learning that day.
If you're a more experienced dancer and you get bored, it's simply because you're not using
your "own" improvisations or styling to spice up a dance that is otherwise too familiar.
Something to think about...
Dancing and boredom do not coincide if you're truly experienced.
It is "what you make of it"!!!
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