Benefits of Square Dancing
No, nothing to do with means-tested types.
We don't pay people to dance - We want you to want to dance with us
because you can see the benefits.
So how do you know if you don't try it.
You may ask: " Can Square dancing be beneficial to me?" or
"What benefits will Square Dancing give me?"
Healthy
- Gives you a gentle all round exercise
- Keeps your mind stimulated
- Keeps those joints working (no heavy fitness programmes here)
Happy
- Gives you lots of laughs
- Laughing exercises more muscles than you thought you had
Low-Cost Activity
Entrance fees for an evening are not charged by the hour. They vary according to overheads
but 2 -
2 ½ hours is around £2. Very few callers are paid.
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Your first evening with us is FREE |
I'm afraid to say: First evening free or your money back, because
someone will find a way round it. |
Non-Competitive
There is so much competition in our lives. Work places become
increasingly so . Do we need it at work and home. ESCAPE. Come and relax.
No medals here.
Family Activity
How many recreational activities can you do as a family? Square Dancing is
one you can. Youngsters around 9 or 10 years old are ideal for starting (and can
bring their grandparents!).
No Partner Needed
Come as you are
Even if you don't have a regular dancing partner you don't dance on your own. Dancing
with others helps everyone along. Don't fear that if you make a mistake
you'll upset everyone/ let your side down. Even the most experienced
dancers make mistakes, they are just better at covering them up, that's all.
So there you have it
- The opportunity to meet people and make friends, locally and nationally.
- An activity where you can be active without feeling it's more like a
workout.
- Somewhere you can take your family.
One last health warning
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Square Dancing can
become addictive.
(At least it won't kill you)
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To Sum Up.
Square Dancing is:
A Happy, Healthy, Low-cost, Non-Competitive,
Family Activity.
Set to Music.
Okay, okay so why didn't I say so in the first place.
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last updated - 14th September 2016 |
