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Partner Dancing Often single men will spend a lot of money in an effort to meet women: they will buy nice clothes, a new fancy car, take women out to nice restaurants. But what many women wants is a man who can dance well. I'm not talking here about hip hop dancing or free style shaking to rock music. Don't get me wrong. That can be fun, too. I also enjoy that kind of dancing -- for a little while. But there is a thrill and excitement that comes from learning partner dancing, whether it be the old-school ballroom dance styles, like Fox trot, waltz and tango or more uptempo dance styles like salsa, merenge, cha-cha, swing, and hustle. Hustle, by the way, is what was earlier called "partner disco." Men, I'm not suggesting that you learn to dance just to get women at singles parties. What I'm suggesting is this: consider working on yourself: learn to dance with the goal of really enjoying it. Think of it: you get 3 wonderful things all at once: a beautiful woman, music, and the fun of moving together as one with a dance partner. Guys, when you study dancing , remember your purpose: to pleasure the follower. If you do that, who knows, she may just ... reward you for it! Ladies, a big advantage of learning partner dancing (with respect to meeting men) is that you will meet more quality men. Most men don't take to dancing naturally -- it is just not part of the male culture when growing up. So men who make the effort to learn to dance will *generally* be very sweet guys: kind, and sensitive. As I mentioned earlier, there are several styles of partner dancing: salsa, cha-cha, merenge, nightclub two step, Fox trot, quickstep, rumba, bolero, waltz and so on. If you would like to learn more about these styles or to get additional tips on learning to dance, checkout the resource box below. You will enjoy ballroom dancing and dancing at singles parties so much more. ---------------------------- To learn more about various partner dances and even get some free online dance lessons, visit http://www.LoveMusicLoveDance.com Thanks for your interest in... Partner Dancing |