Can you dance?

Good for you!
I prefer a brisk walk for exercise, as I know I have two left feet.

My God No! Don’t have a rhythmic bone in my body. I am still trying to learn to floss (so yesterday, Gs tells me!).

Joined a keep fit class recently (am the oldest one there) looking definitely out of place amongst the lycra clad ladies who of course have every action off to perfection and position themselves in the front of the class so that the rest of us don't miss anything. Going back for more torture this week, just wondering when I will progress to lycra.

I don't really know, because I'm extremely uncomfortable with dancing, even though I love music.

Its something that makes me quite sad, but I'm so self conscious, even if I'm alone in my flat.

MissA aww, throw caution to the winds and go for it!
You should have seen me this morning ( maybe not )
Strutting my stuff when It’s Raining Men came on the radio.

I honestly just can't.

I so wish I could.. I think my grave stone will say "I wish I had danced" (except I'm having a direct cremation, I think)

I could do ballet a long time ago. It has rules and steps. I can’t just make up dancing as I go along.

Are we twins missa?

Definitely, yes. I did ballet until mid teens and am very grateful for the classical training I had. I've recently joined a silver swans ballet class and it has all come flooding back. The teacher is very disciplined and strict! I'm finding it fairly easy so far. I think ballet is the basis of other dance forms because I'm pretty good at jazz, modern etc.
I can't sing a note however!

I used to dance a brilliant polka, apart from that, never been able to dance to save me life!

I used to be able too. I loved dancing, and went most Friday nights and dance all night.
I've never tried ballroom but would have loved to.
They say it's never too late but sadly it's a case of the mind is willing but the body is knackered !

Like Grandma70 I can only do set steps (Gay Gordons, Valeta, St Bernard's Waltz and all the Reels and the Dashing White Sergeant) -although I never did ballet.

We learned to waltz and cha cha at school, and DH and I did a course many years ago, but I couldn't improvise.

My parents loved dancing (on ice, too) and spent most of their courtship tripping the light fantastic. So I don't know why I have two left feet.

No rhythm outside my head I m afraid
When I joined an exercise class a while ago I was going down when everyone else was coming up I was going to the left when they were at the right
Nightmare never again I ll stick to my cycle and walking

No but I wish I could. My granddaughter is a brilliant dancer, especially tap dancing. I love watching her and wish I could do it.

I have absolutely no sense of rhythm. I tried to learn ballroom dancing when a teenager and was told I was unteachable.

My eighteen year old drummer grandson says I am a good dancer.

Sadly, can't do it for long these days.

Loved dancing at school. All those dances that JackyB mentions.

I can’t, but I do in the kitchen when nobody’s looking.
I do love to as well.
I would love to have lessons but I’m really really bad ?

MissAdventure
I'm coming over that bridge and make you dance ? ?
There's no way you can love music and not be able to dance.
Just make sure you've got George Michaels Wake me up before you go go.

I was good at Scottish Country Dancing when I was young, but that was well in the past. Was never any good at the ballroom dancing. A BF once tried to teach me to tango, but I just couldn't relax. That relationship didn't last very long.

My lovely older had the most beautiful 'cha cha cha' hips - danced beautifully - dancing with the angels now?

I love many sorts of music I went to ballet classes for years as a child, and could jive if I had a good partner in the old days but no rhythm for years

When I can dance, I am first up and last to sit down. Love it, all sorts. I did Zumba for years but can't find a class near me now. DH doesn't dance so I mostly do it on my own .

I used to be good at Scottish country dancing, (well I thought I was , as we were taught it at school. Once I was thrown out of the dance class at secondary school by the PE teacher because I honestly thought the dance Strip the willow was called, Strip the widow !

My friends and I used to go to fundraising ladies nights, where everyone was great at line dancing, but I hadn't a clue what I was doing! Eventually I gave up trying, as just I caused chaos. ?

My friend, who is even smaller than me, used to partner each other for dances such as the St Bernard's Waltz and Pride of Erin. I kept forgetting I was supposed to be the male partner and we would fall about laughing.
Thinking back, it was great for lifting your mood.

To be honest, I'm rubbish at dancing!