Class Timetable
Pricing
1 Hr Line Dance Classes in West Berkshire: £10.00
1.5 Hr Line Dance Classes in West Berkshire: £15.00
Please bring your own drink.
Bookings for each class are not required, except for new beginners classes, including our popular line dancing classes in Newbury and Thatcham.
Monday Low Improvers 10am-11am
Newbury Baptist Church Hall, located in Newbury RG14 5DD.
Monday Beginners 11am-12Noon
Newbury Baptist Church Hall, located in Newbury RG14 5DD.
Monday improvers/ intermediate 6pm-7.30pm
Wash common Community Centre in Newbury RG14 6RU.
Tuesday Improvers/intermediate 10am-11:30am
Thatcham Catholic Hall, RG18 3AG.
Tuesday Beginners 6pm-7pm
Newbury Baptist Church Hall, located in Newbury RG14 5DD
Tuesday Absolute Beginners 7.15pm-8pm
Newbury Baptist Church hall, Located in Newbury RG14 5DD
Wednesday Improvers 6pm-7pm
Newbury Baptist Church Hall, located in Newbury RG14 5DD.
Our Classes
Absolute Beginners
Absolute Beginners
Absolute Beginner (AB) line dancing is the entry-level tier of line dance, designed for those with no prior dance experience. The focus is on learning fundamental footwork and the ‘lingo’ of line dancing along with rhythm in a low-pressured and fun environment where every step is broken down slowly. In no time at all you will have progressed onto a beginner. New dances are typically introduced every few weeks to allow dancers to really get to grips with each dance they are working on. Routines are always taught or recapped section by section before being danced to music.
Beginners
Absolute Beginners
Beginners line dancing includes additional step patterns that build from AB dances and include more directional change and turns, for example a turn at the end of a travelling pattern. In class, knowledge of the very basic patterns is assumed, so some patterns may not be broken down step by step. Routines are always taught or recapped section by each section (walked through) before being danced to music.
Improvers / Intermediate
Improvers / Intermediate
Dances for improvers levels assume previous experience at beginners’ level and a good knowledge of basics. More complex patterns and steps will be included in dances at this level. Knowledge of the very basic patterns is assumed, so patterns may not be broken down step by step.
Routines that have been danced in class for a while are not always walked through before being danced to music. Intermediate dances are more complex and will combine a wide variety of more challenging steps, patterns, turns and directional changes. Choreography at this level can include hold counts, styling, arm movements, multiple tags and restarts and a variety of timings and rhythms and multiple turns and directional changes.
Dances may be phrased to include more than one repeating sequence to fit the music. This class has a much faster teaching pace. Knowledge of the complex steps and patterns is assumed, so patterns will not be broken down step by step. Routines that have been danced in class for a while are not always walked through before being danced to music.