Key Facts
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Starting
1 Feb 2027- Location
- Tooting
- Start Time
- 18:15
- End Time
- 19:15
- Duration
- 7 Weeks
- Study Mode
- Part Time Evening
- Days
- Monday
- Start Date
- 1 Feb 2027
- Level
- Short Course
- Code
- TABX385TL
Fees
- 19+ Fee
- £ 46
Beginner Line Dancing for Wellbeing, Fitness and Friendship
Looking for a fun way to get active, meet new people and learn something new? Join our exciting Line Dancing course where every step brings more confidence, fitness and fun.
You don't need a partner, previous dance experience or special equipment. Whether you're looking to improve your wellbeing, increase your activity levels, make new friends or simply enjoy an uplifting evening each week, this course is designed for you.
Line dancing combines easy-to-follow choreographed steps with great music from country, classics to modern chart hits. It's a welcoming, sociable activity that helps improve coordination, balance, memory and overall wellbeing while having an amazing time.
Come along, leave your worries at the door and discover why line dancing is one of the fastest-growing social dance activities for adults.
No experience needed. Just bring comfortable shoes and a willingness to have fun.
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Introductory Course Info HE
This fun and energetic beginner course introduces learners to the world of line dancing through simple, easy-to-follow routines. Learners will develop dance skills, confidence, coordination and fitness while enjoying a social and welcoming atmosphere.The emphasis is on enjoyment, participation and wellbeing rather than perfection. Each session combines practical dance instruction, guided practice and opportunities to dance together as a group.
By the end of the course, learners will have learnt several beginner dances and feel confident joining line dancing sessions in the local community.
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Entry Requirements
There are no formal qualifications required.Learners should:
*Be aged 19+.
*Have a basic level of mobility suitable for light physical activity.
*Wear comfortable clothing and flat supportive footwear.
*Be willing to participate in group activities.
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Course Content
During the course learners will:*Learn the basic foundations of line dancing.
*Master common line dance steps and terminology.
*Develop rhythm, timing and musical awareness.
*Learn a variety of beginner dances.
*Improve balance, coordination and movement confidence.
*Dance to a range of music styles including country, pop and contemporary music.
*Build fitness through enjoyable low-impact movement.
*Develop memory skills by learning step sequences.
*Dance confidently within a group setting.
*Participate in a final social dance session.
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Progression Next Steps
After completing this course, learners may progress to:*Improvers Line Dancing
*Social Dance Courses
*Community Dance Groups
*Fitness and Wellbeing Programmes
*Performance and Showcase Opportunities
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Additional Information
*No partner required.*Friendly and supportive environment.
*Suitable for all backgrounds and abilities.
*Regular movement breaks included.
*Adaptations can be made where appropriate.
*Fantastic opportunity to meet local residents and become part of a welcoming community.
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Course Structure
Week 1 Getting Started*Welcome and introductions
*Understanding line dance formats
*Basic steps and movements
*First beginner routine
Week 2: Building Confidence
*Review key steps
*Introduction to turns and transitions
*Second beginner routine
Week 3 Rhythm and Timing
- Following choreography
*Practice dances
Week 4 Improving Technique
*Group practice
*Dance development
Week 5 Expanding Your Dance Repertoire
*Learn additional dances
*Build stamina and confidence
*Social dancing practice
Week 6 and 7 Dance Celebration
*Full group dance session
*Showcase favourite routines
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Assessment Details
Assessment will be informal, supportive and continuous throughout the course. -
Teaching and Learning
Tutor demonstrationsStep-by-step instruction
Whole-group participation
Guided practice
Peer support activities
Repetition and reinforcement
Individual feedback
Group dance activities
Reflection and discussion