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Here's your chance to literally waltz your way to grace, style and confidence on the dance floor! You will learn the essential components of this great ballroom dance, including Rise and Fall, Sway, and Footwork, as well as exploring steps that will showcase your dancing and help you gain the poise to shine on the dance floor! We include a complete breakdown and detailed instruction for both men and women, including dancing to the music, and essential tips for success on the dance floor. Explore the beautiful movements that made Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers dance icons and then be able to bring that same fluidity with you out into the ballroom. You'll learn everything from the Box Step to the Twinkle and more, all while having a great time!
Experience the fun and elegance of some amazing waltz dance steps while improving and growing as a social dancer. Waltz dancing has never been more fun, Alison and Eldon will guide you through a wide variety of patterns, while supplying you with plenty of helpful tips and suggestions along the way. You'll be ready to perform the Waltz at your next event with assurance and elegance. An absolute must for beginners, no experience necessary!
If you are familiar with ballroom dancing at all, no doubt you have heard of the waltz. The waltz is a beautiful dance that is done in ¾ time, and it was the first dance to embrace the closed hold. It is considered both a folk dance and ballroom dance and has a history that goes back to the 1780's. Vienna was the first place where the waltz became fashionable and popular as well. While the waltz faced a great deal of opposition along the way, mainly due to the closed holds of the dance, it has been a dance that outlasted all opposition. Over time the waltz has been the inspiration of many other ballroom dances that are performed yet today.
When it comes to the waltz, probably one of the most famous couples to ever dance this beautiful dance is Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire. Both Fred and Ginger were known for their grace, elegance, and precision as they danced the Waltz. Their style and prowess at the dance would actually have a huge impact on the waltz and other ballroom dances as well. Still today they are remembered as one of the best couples to ever dance the waltz together. While other great dancers have danced the waltz no doubt Fred and Ginger are the two that are most remembered by people today.
For more than 200 years the waltz has been one of the most popular and beautiful ballroom dances. Still today the waltz is popular, and its' popularity has been boosted by television and such shows as "So You Think You Can Dance" and "Dancing with the Stars." While this dance is an old one that has been danced by many stars, it is still a dance that can be learned by anyone. Most dance studios around the country offer courses in ballroom dancing, including the waltz, so if you would love to learn this elegant dance, chances are you can simply drive a few miles to a dance studio and find an instructor that can get you started.
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