Square Dancing |
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"Greet your partner and promenade!" |
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Frequently asked questions |
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What's the
best age for a square dance? Any age! Better is
comfortable working
with youth, adults, and combinations of both. |
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What if we are all beginners? Betty mixes fun and instruction together. She can have beginners square dancing in a few minutes. | ||||
What is so
great about square dancing? Square Dancing is
healthy! It's good for your brain and your body! When you learn to dance, you use your brain to understand what is being said. You then convert this foreign language into something useful. As you move around the sqaure you will learn more and get more confidence. You will (hopefully) move faster/quicker. |
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So,
call us at 614-237-5574 or e-mail at looselystrung@gmail.com |
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A little
background: Ted was part of Gene Parson's popular central Ohio
square dance band, Heritage, for more than 40 years. When Gene decided to retire from playing for square dances a few years ago, Ted missed the fun. Oh, he kept busy as Loosly Strung's banjo player, but he missed the square dances. So, when Loosely Strung was asked if they play for square dances Ted thought we should do it. We invited experienced caller Betty Wingerter from the Dayton area, a long-time friend of Jackie's, to work with us. Betty has been teaching and calling square dances for more than 20 years. |
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