Years ago, teachers would bring paper copies of dance scripts to class, sometimes photocopied from Line Dancer (paper) magazine. If you wanted to hear the music, you had to buy the CD (“Line Dance Fever” was a popular series!) It’s so different now, the wonders of the internet make life so much easier! And yet… there are so many sites out there… where to start? Dancers, here are my top tips for you: Join our mailing list . I normally email you once a week and there's usuall

So, you've taken the plunge and come to your first line dance class. You are loving the relaxed feel and you've mastered your first grapevine (Yesssss! Well done!) But you sometimes find you've "got onto the wrong foot" and you can't seem to ... "get it". Hmmm! What's going on? I see this so often with beginner dancers - and this is my advice: Think about where your weight is! You'll hear me say things like, "Weight's on left" as I'm teaching you the steps, and you'll al

Hello dancers! My name is Sarah and I've been teaching Line Dancing since 2007 - and I love it just as much now as I did then. I thought I would write a weekly blog for you, with some thoughts about line dance classes - answering some questions I'm sometimes asked, or just giving you some information about what goes on behind the scenes. First up: Five thoughts to help new beginners. Congratulations! You've done the hard part already - you've found the class, booked in, fou