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Rather than going down the gym, wouldn't you rather be in this crowd of people, all of them losing weight and getting fit?
And because you change partners every few minutes in the lessons you soon make new friends too. There's lessons on a Tuesday and Thursday evening and dances most Friday and Saturday nights.
Join classes any week.
No need to bring a partner.
No need for special clothes or shoes
But please don't wear grippy trainers
Partner dancing is cool again, thanks to programmes like Strictly Come Dancing. Pop along to the the Warren Ballroom @ Worthing College and join in the fun.
Smooth Jive, also called Modern Jive, is an easy and fun social dance that you can do at parties, weddings, etc. The basic footwork is simple with a weight change or step on every beat. This means you can dance smooth jive after just one lesson.
Not just "fit young things" - but people of any age who want to get fit and stay fit. Most of the people who come to Smooth Jive classes are grown ups who are in their 30s, 40s, 50s & 60s - some people in their teens, 20s, 70s & even 80s - but most of our dancers are what used to be called "middle aged". One thing we're often told is "now we don't need a babysitter we have been looking for somewhere to go dancing - thank goodness we found you, we love dancing".
And it's a whole new social life too. As Michelle Jefferey from Worthing said, "I'd be sitting at home watching TV on a Saturday night if I hadn't discovered Smooth Jive"
Just turn up to the Warren on a Tuesday or Thursday or call Andy on 07813 213 201 to find out more. Also, you can visit our main website at www.Rocsters.com
Not just "fit young things" - but people of any age who want to get fit and stay fit. Most of the people who come to Smooth Jive classes are grown ups who are in their 30s, 40s, 50s & 60s - some people in their teens, 20s, 70s & even 80s - but most of our dancers are what used to be called "middle aged". One thing we're often told is "now we don't need a babysitter we have been looking for somewhere to go dancing - thank goodness we found you, we love dancing".
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| Michelle Dancing with a Scotsman, Philip McGregor from Worthing at the recent Burns Night at the Warren Ballroom Sat 24th Jan 2015 |
Just turn up to the Warren on a Tuesday or Thursday or call Andy on 07813 213 201 to find out more. Also, you can visit our main website at www.Rocsters.com