SOCIAL DANCING TIPS // Your First Social

So you've gotten ready, showered, fresh clothes and with your shoes in hand, you head out of your home and arrive at this dance place someone told you about. You felt confident earlier, but now you start to get nervous, and you forget everything you've been learning in your dance classes. Now take a breath, and try to relax.
In this episode, we explore ways to prepare you mind and spirit for the exciting new world of social dancing, where you get to put those moves you've been learning in class to good use.
Join Ana, Jeff and Brian as they explore various topics of concern for new dancers and to get them from being nervous to having the best time of their lives!
Something we missed? Or maybe another tip we didn't think of? Let us know in the comments bellow! Don't forget to subscribe and click on that little bell for instant updates!
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VIDEO CREDITS:
Directed and Filmed by Brian, Ana and Jeff
Written by Ana Gherasim
Produced and Edited by Brian McConville
Production Company - PampleMooseProductions
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Music:
''Hep Cat Jive' by Purple Planet Music -
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'Cuban Kid' by Freesound Music - • Cuban Kid - royalty fr...
SFX by SoundBible - soundbible.com

[@loodiamexican]

I dance around the house, watch movies, take a shot of tequila and act like I know how to dance. 10/10 success rate. Classes help, too.

[@carlostelevida]

It's funny how this video has no comments and more positive votes, as I see no one cares as a beginner to ask or inquire enough about what happens to other dancers when they are beginners, thanks for such a well-crafted content, I just want to suggest to put your names in the videos, it is important that people can identify everyone, that will help the school to grow in all aspects, greetings from the Dominican Republic.

[@teamtls]

Thanks for this video...it was very helpful

[@vrknyght8207]

"The worst thing they can say is no"
In middle school, I asked a girl to my first dance... she started crying and ran away that made me think i was too bad to dance. There are worse things than being told no :p I love dancing now, and wish I hadn't wasted all that time thinking I was not good enough to dance.