Jive
Jive: The Dance of Joy and Energy
Jive is the ultimate celebration of fun and freedom, bringing infectious energy to the dance floor. Originating from the swing dances of the 1930s and 1940s, Jive is known for its fast-paced footwork, lively kicks, and joyful movements. It’s a dance that radiates happiness, with each step echoing the upbeat rhythm of rock and roll music.
Set to a 4/4 time signature, Jive is the fastest of the Latin dances, characterized by its lively triple steps, sharp turns, and playful flicks. The high-energy nature of Jive makes it an exciting and physically engaging dance, perfect for those who love to move and express themselves. It’s a dance that combines the carefree spirit of swing with the precision of ballroom, resulting in a dynamic and exhilarating performance.
At Dance A Lot Ballroom, we teach Jive with an emphasis on having fun while learning the key techniques and patterns. Our classes are designed to help dancers of all levels capture the vibrant spirit of Jive, from mastering the basics to executing advanced moves with flair. Whether you’re looking to hit the dance floor with confidence or simply want to experience the joy of Jive, our instructors will guide you every step of the way.
New Students
What to expect on your first lesson?
When you arrive for your first lesson, you’ll start by answering a few questions about your goals, aspirations, and the style you’re aiming for. Our highly-trained instructors will then guide you through the basics, ensuring you feel comfortable and confident from the get-go.
You’ll begin learning to dance right away and leave with a clear plan of action for your next few sessions. Our fool-proof method at Dance A Lot Ballroom is designed to help you learn to dance as quickly and enjoyably as possible, ensuring you achieve your dance goals efficiently.
At Dance A Lot Ballroom, we’re dedicated to helping you find the dancer in you and embark on an exciting dance journey!
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