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K's Kicks Beginners Line Dancing - Glyn Ceiriog
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Dress Code: Come in jeans, cowboy boots and a hat (if you wish) OR just come as you are in something comfortable. It is completely up to you. While some of our dancers love their boots or to go wild and express themselves, others like to turn up in leggings and trainers, or just something that is comfortable to move in.
What to Expect: This changes every week as we introduce new dances every week. HOWEVER, all dances that we do are either absolute beginner or beginner friendly and we go over the steps for each of the dances with either a recap or walkthrough and the steps are called while dancing, making this class suitable for dancers with memory issues, those returning after recovering from a stroke or other neurological conditions, and also makes it very friendly to those who are neurodivergent.
Some Benefits: Line Dancing is quite beneficial for the mind, soul and body! It not only helps maintain and improve co-ordination, balance and fitness, but it also improves concentration, memory AND is a great way to make friends through it being a social activity. In our 2 hour classes we stop for a refreshments break midway so everyone gets to have a natter and catch up or get to know each other. Where possible we also go to social line dancing and country events in the local and nearby areas, with some of us having visited the Welshpool country and western festival this weekend just gone. We're already planning next year's trip!
Suitable for kids?: Yes! AND, we only charge half price for kids 16 and under that are dancing (free if just accompanying their parent and watching). Our classes are very social and we understand that not every parent can make it without bringing the kids along. NB. Not all music played is necessarily 'PG'.
Dress Code: Come in jeans, cowboy boots and a hat (if you wish) OR just come as you are in something comfortable. It is completely up to you. While some of our dancers love their boots or to go wild and express themselves, others like to turn up in leggings and trainers, or just something that is comfortable to move in.
What to Expect: This changes every week as we introduce new dances every week. HOWEVER, all dances that we do are either absolute beginner or beginner friendly and we go over the steps for each of the dances with either a recap or walkthrough and the steps are called while dancing, making this class suitable for dancers with memory issues, those returning after recovering from a stroke or other neurological conditions, and also makes it very friendly to those who are neurodivergent.
Some Benefits: Line Dancing is quite beneficial for the mind, soul and body! It not only helps maintain and improve co-ordination, balance and fitness, but it also improves concentration, memory AND is a great way to make friends through it being a social activity. In our 2 hour classes we stop for a refreshments break midway so everyone gets to have a natter and catch up or get to know each other. Where possible we also go to social line dancing and country events in the local and nearby areas, with some of us having visited the Welshpool country and western festival this weekend just gone. We're already planning next year's trip!
Suitable for kids?: Yes! AND, we only charge half price for kids 16 and under that are dancing (free if just accompanying their parent and watching). Our classes are very social and we understand that not every parent can make it without bringing the kids along. NB. Not all music played is necessarily 'PG'.
Tue 21 Jul to Tuesday 15 September
Canolfan Ceiriog Centre, New Road, Glyn Ceiriog, Wrexham County LL20 7HE
7-9pm. Our classes are £5 per adult dancing, £2.50 per child dancing - cash on the door. We break mid-session for refreshments - a hot/cold drink and biscuit for 50p.You do not currently need to book in advance, but if you have any questions you can get in touch on 07707732915 or on kkickscountry@collectorstash.com
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