A few words about Line Dancing:

Learning to Line dance should be FUN!
start with an absolute beginners class, where basic steps and sequences are taught.
learn to smile relax and have FUN!
Its important to practice what you have learned, make class a weekly commitment.
Be patient with your self and keep trying.
attend our monthly line dance socials, a truly good way of helping you to have fun and remember the dances
When dancing try and keep in line and take smaller steps
Dance like no one is watching!

Line Dancing is suitable for all age groups and fitness levels.

I believe it should be fun to learn the steps and dances, everyone learns at their own pace,
so it's important to make it enjoyable for all, I believe you learn and retain the dance when it's fun to learn!
There is no such thing as a mistake in linedancing its called a variation.

As most beginner classes progress they can be overwhelming to a complete beginner so I think it is important to have absolute beginners classes which cover basic foot work and more importantly at a pace new dancers can follow comfortably.

Regular exercise can reduce stress and help improve the quality of life.
Dancing is a wonderful and enjoyable form of exercise and can improve muscle strength, flexibility . co-ordination whilst being low impact and aerobic.

Many people say how there confidence has improved after learning to dance
and that there social life has broadened, they have made many friends. and have the opportunitiesof dance weekends in the UK and abroad.

It is something a whole family can do there is no age limit you dont need any previous dancing skill
and do you know? most people think they have 2 left feet, but I like to think I help them to find the right one!

There are lots of web sites offering dance scripts and music, and let you view the videos too

In April of each year a new Absolute beginners class starts at Mytchett its drop in so no need to book.


IMPROVERS If you have learnt the basics or want to return after a break from dancing
try the Kings international college class on Thursday for improver and
intermediate levels in an easy going format

See venues page for details.
I believe classes should be friendly and there is always a warm welcome at any Evenlines venue.

I am a qualified D&G Instructor with experience of teaching Beginners and Intermediate dancers.
a member of NTA (USA) National Teacher Association whose terminology for steps and technique is used in most countries .
a member of GPTD UK ( Guild of Professional Teachers of dance ) and hold a current PPL (Music) license.

I hold several classes in Surrey, from a Day Centre for seniors at New Haw, to beginners and intermediates at Woking, Mytchett and Camberley, there is an improvers class daytime at Mytchett, and evening in Camberley,
I teach at Sierra County Weekend Festivals.

This group danced in a fun competition after starting as complete beginners 9 months before. a proud moment with their certificates.

page updated 14:56 14/11/2009