Dance - Best Personality Developer

A survey conducted by eighty leading psychologists proved that dancing to be the best-known personality developer. As stated by the popular syndicated newspaper feature: "Let's Explore Your Mind," Authored by the John S. Dille Company of Chicago, "There are no delinquents among children who study dancing."

It is true that you can learn to dance through a study of this book and nothing can really take the place of a dancing class, the reason is in a class you have the companionship of others, the inspiration given by a teacher, and the joy of sharing your enthusiasm as you improve perfection.

This book, as a assistance to your lesson, will aid you to learn more rapidly, in fact dancing is a social skill and in a dancing class you can immediately start applying it socially. We are by nature gregarious creatures and we enjoy dancing best when we are sharing our happiness.
That is why group dances will always be with us in some form.

Besides being one of the oldest forms of art, dancing could be the most universally popular. Anyway you look at it - dancing is fun!

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Dance And Dance Lesson and You

Learning to dance is fun—and it is easy. In a sense it is like learning a new language in which moods and emotions are expressed in movement; a language of rhythm, grace and harmony. It is new—but in a very real sense it is the oldest language in the world, for dancing is the oldest form of art.
Dancing gives expression to a deeply rooted emotion in man so profound as to border on reverence. This is evidenced by the fact that some early dances were a part of religious rites.
The Bible mentions dancing in numerous places—one of the most frequently quoted verses being that taken from the 150th Psalm: "Praise ye the Lord in all your songs and dances."

Dancing is a wholesome, natural outlet for the emotions. It develops grace and poise, timing and balance. Men take pride in their ability to lead their partners with assurance and poise. Girls enjoy the ability to follow their partners smoothly, expertly and correctly. The ability to dance develops personality, and above all—it is fun.

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