Six years later, I am still dancing and even more than I had when I first started. Now I am on the high school dance team. Which wouldn’t have happened had I not fallen in love with the sport at such a young age. My teacher sparked a fire inside me which would not be easily put out. So, as you can imagine, I had a hard time with all of it.
Everybody’s feet were in line and everybody sounded awesome. I was too busy looking at my fellow band members to pay attention to me. Now I felt like I was letting people down. My feet were not in time. I also didn’t realize that I kept playing wrong notes.
A scene of glitz and glamour, with flappers twirling and trumpets blaring is often what comes to mind when thinking of swing dancing. Or, perhaps one thinks of a soldier and his sweetheart reconnecting after the war on the dance floor. No matter what one pictures, it is very likely that everyone is familiar with swing dancing in some sense. This idea speaks to just how popular swing is and how it has survived the test of time. Swing dancing has a very unique history and way of development that has allowed it to still be danced often today.
As Cinderella was sitting all alone, there was a burst of light and a fairy appeared. “Don't be alarmed, Cinderella,” said the fairy. “I know you would love to go to the ball. And so you shall!” “How can I, dressed in rags?” Cinderella replied. “The servants will turn me away!” The fairy smiled.
Some people assume that I have been dancing here my whole life because of my connection to the girls and my improvement over the years, but truthfully I started dancing at Spotlight when I was in fifth grade. A good friend of mine from school, Alexa, had always talked to me about how much she loved this studio and how great the people were there. I had danced when I was younger but left the sport to plays soccer for several years. Dance was always within me, and it finally came to the point that I knew I wanted to continue to do what I previously had loved. I decided to go to the fall open house and check out the dance studio.
My personal narrative Wow quitting dance was like leaving my family. But sometimes it won't hurt to try to try something new or having spare time on my hands. So I started dance when I was four. It was so hard to concentrate or even pay attention because of all the things going through my head. I claim that quitting dance has shaped me into a better person or has changed my life today because, First of all, I have a chance to try something new that maybe I have never done before.
As Cinderella was sitting all alone, there was a burst of light and a fairy appeared. “Don't be alarmed, Cinderella,” said the fairy. “I know you would love to go to the ball. And so you shall!” “How can I, dressed in rags?” Cinderella replied. “The servants will turn me away!” The fairy smiled.
I’ve been dancing since I was in 6th grade and I’ve fallen in love with dance ever since. I stopped dancing due to a minor, but that did not interfere with my passion for dancing. I find it funny because some people don't consider dance a sport, when clearly it is because it has the same components as any other sport. My favorite genres of dance that I love dancing to are bachata (latin dance) and jazz because it really involves a lot of hip and leg work. A quote that I like is “Why walk when you can dance?” by Ellen van Dam.
I’ve been dancing since I was in 6th grade and I’ve fallen in love with dance ever since. I stopped dancing due to a minor, but that did not interfere with my passion for dancing. I find it funny because some people don't consider dance a sport, when clearly it is because it has the same components as any other sport. My favorite genres of dance that I love dancing to are bachata (latin dance) and jazz because it really involves a lot of hip and leg work. A quote that I like is “Why walk when you can dance?” by Ellen van Dam.
I grew up at one of the best dance studios in Hamilton that my mom happened to own. I sat there, I slept there, I ate there, well my whole life was there. I started dancing as soon as I could walk and started preforming on stage at the age of 2 and competition in dance competitions at the age of 3. When I started school, I would attend school then be dropped off at the studio and