SQUARE DANCing is…….Square Dancing is THE North American folk dance. Though folk dancing started in England hundreds of years ago, Square Dancing developed in North America and is related to English and Scottish Country Dancing. You can travel anywhere in the world and walk into a Square Dance. No matter the country, Square Dances are ALWAYS called in American English.
Numerous studies at major hospitals and universities have shown that physical and mental exercise is the best way to hold off aging
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It Holds Your InterestSquare Dancing is a mental and physical challenge. It is dancing and it is thinking. The goal is to work with the others in your square. Moving in rhythm to the music keeps you physically fit. Reacting to the calls keeps you on your toes. Experienced Callers teach you the moves and the names of the formations that you dance. There is a great variety in music and figures as well as levels of formations- something for almost any age and/or physical ability ITS FUNSquare Dancing brings people together for fun and fellowship even when learning. The dance formations cause you to interface with the others in your square and the break between “tips” is a natural lead-in to conversation. It is the no stress, no strain way of getting exercise non-CompetitiveHere’s an activity you can do that doesn’t keep score. With other fitness activities you’re either alone or competing. But when you dance, you’re cooperating; working with others. It is the ultimate togetherness workout! couples/singles/families
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Affordable EntertainmentAlmost any night of the week you can find a Square Dance within the Metroplex. For under $10 per person, you can dance and socialize for 2-3 hours with refreshments included. The refreshments might be simple cookies or an elaborate “spread” as usually provided at special or anniversary dances- still under $10 per person! You’ll not find a better bargain. No Experience necessaryTwo left feet? No Problem! If you can walk and breathe at the same time, you can Square Dance. And we’d love the opportunity to prove it! New dancer lessons begin soon. See the back of this brochure for details. AttireFirst and foremost, wear a comfortable pair of shoes with leather soles. Men wear jeans or slacks and a long sleeved shirt. Ladies wear a skirt or jeans and a blouse. Also, you will be in close proximity with others, so don’t forget your personal hygiene.
Square Dancing is Friendship set to music
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