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The last lesson of our current term is on 7th June. This time around there is no break so our brand new term of Collegiate Shag lessons start on Thursday 14th June 2012 at 7:30pm. These lessons are suitable for absolute beginners, or for anyone not confident with the basic rhythms. So if you’ve never tried Shag before come and give it a go.
Our fundamentals / improvers class starts with the basics, and slowly covers the foundations of Shag footwork, styling and rhythms. It’s a great start from which to build your vocabulary of moves. We teach a smooth style of Shag suitable for all ages, so if you’ve been considering learning this fantastically fun dance then now’s the time to start.
Our intermediate / advanced level class is suitable for anyone confident with the basic Shag footwork and would like to build their vocabulary of Shag moves and patterns. If you are capable at this level then there’s no need to start at the beginning of a term, feel free to drop in at any point during a term.
We normally run our lessons in terms of 6 – 7 weeks, no need to book just turn up. All we would say is that if you’ve never danced Shag before, then it’s best to start at the beginning of a term .
Fundamentals 19:30 till 20:30 and then a 15 minute practice session.
Intermediate / Advanced 20:45 till 21:45 and then a 15 minute practice session
It all happens at Redbrook Village Hall, just outside of Monmouth. Click the picture above to see our latest flyer or you can get more information and directions on areyoudancing.com
The optional practice sessions are an opportunity to try out what you have learned in class, with Sharon and Dai on hand to answer any questions, and offer individual tips and advice. We realise that it’s not always easy to ask questions during a class and it’s much more comfortable one to one. If you’d prefer to practice in private then there’s free tea, coffee and biscuits to relax with other members of the class.
We’d recommend you wear loose clothing as you would with any exercise and also flat shoes with little or no grip. Trainers have too much grip due to their rubber soles. You don’t need to bring a partner but if you do then the more the merrier.
It’ll be great to see you there.
Sharon & Dai
