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Re: Benefits of Ballroom Dancing
Posted by ME
10/26/2010  6:03:00 PM
Benefits of Ballroom Dancing. I came across this only yestersay. To exercise the brain try using your other hand. If you are right handed use your left when using the mouse on your computer. Open draws with your left and so on. If we look at dancing there we have actions simular to the ones suggested. One other thing. I know a lot of Ballroom Dancers and I haven't met one who smokes. Maybe they cant afford to do both , dance and smoke. So there is another benefit.
No students, perfhaps, but
Posted by jofjonesboro
10/27/2010  1:11:00 PM
most of the instructors that I've seen over the years have been smokers.

jj
Re: Benefits of Ballroom Dancing
Posted by belleofyourball
10/28/2010  10:06:00 AM
ME,

What you are speaking of is development of the Corpus Callosum, and it is very important and provides for better overall mental health and ability to think, particullarly in terms of the ability to synthesize and create.

As for smoking...I see the opposite. Every studio I have ever been in could have been a chimney
Re: Benefits of Ballroom Dancing
Posted by belleofyourball
10/26/2010  7:50:00 PM
Yes and we shouldn't forget how great it is for the figure....it has given me great legs and rounded and shaped my posterior....Latin gave me abs to die for and my posture and bearing...not even in the same ball park as pre-dancing.
Re: Benefits of Ballroom Dancing
Posted by Mike
12/9/2010  10:05:00 PM
Lauren,

If you like men, you should like dancing because you will find yourself in the arms of lots of men over the course of the evening. (And just about every one of them will be freshly shaved, showered, and wearing clean clothes.

Granted, some of them will not be great dancers, but you will meet them just the same.

Once you learn to dance well, you will find that no matter how many things you have to worry about, they will all vanish in the wind as it passes by your face as you float across the floor.

Even pretty severe pain can be lost in flight.

If you have ever been lonely, you will know that even if you can't have the man you want, you can always have others. (For the best three minutes they have to offer!)

All this with no strings attached, you don't have to cook for us or even do our laundry. All we will want from you is the pleasure of having a little fun together while the music plays.

As to how much exercise you will get, that depends. If you play tennis, you will find Dancing to be pretty tame. However, if you watch a lot of television, or sit in front of a computer all day, you might find dancing to be pretty taxing.

The good thing about dancing is that you won't have to force yourself to do it. You will dance because you love doing it. The exercise is just an added benefit.

One thing people often forget is that you will meet some very nice women at a dance. You will find that dancers are good friends. (And yes, if you go to a studio that stresses social dancing, the men are all nice too.)

Mike
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