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Frequently Asked Questions
Here are the ten most frequently asked questions by prospective
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Dancing is as easy as walking once you are taught by an Arthur
Murray dance trainer. Over 40 million people have
successfully trained in Arthur Murray Dance Studios. There is
no age limit. Our oldest students are over 70. Our
youngest are in their early teens. The great majority are
between 25 and 55. |
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The length of the course depends on how many dances you would
like to learn and how proficient you would like to become in
each dance. However, you will be able to dance after your
first dance lessons. |
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We teach four simple basic movements from which all combinations
are derived. |
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How much do lessons
cost? |
The cost depends on a number of factors: how good you want to
be; what dances you want to learn; the number of days and weeks in
your dance schedule, etc. After your first lesson, your
instructor will be in a better position to recommend a program and
you will have the knowledge to make an intelligent and informed
choice. |
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Will I learn the latest
steps? |
You can learn the very latest in any or all social dances:
Swing, Hustle, Disco, Samba, Merengue, Foxtrot, Rumba, Cha-Cha,
Mambo, Waltz, Salsa, Tango, Quickstep, Bolero, Country Western,
West Coast Swing, etc. Novelty or fad dances are also
taught. |
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Will I have to return each year to
learn the newest steps? |
After a good foundation, you will be able to analyze the new
steps and pick them up yourself without difficulty. However,
many students return because they enjoy their lessons and the
confidence they've acquired. |
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May I take the lessons at any time
convenient to me? |
Take your lessons any time you wish. Our studio is open
from 1:00PM to 10:00PM, Monday through Friday, and Saturdays are by
appointment. |
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Will I have a professional
teacher? |
All our instructors are competent and certified. The dance
trainers selected are ones who best suit your personality.
To qualify as Arthur Murray teachers, they must complete an
arduous training regimen. |
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What benefits do I
derive? |
Dancing is our first line of social activity. Good dancing
is a lifetime investment in fun, poise, confidence, improved
personality and new friends. Beyond these, dancing is a
superb physical conditioner - providing fun without working at
it! It opens up a wonderful new world of togetherness and a
thriving year-round social calendar! |
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You don't need a dance partner. Singles, couples, and
groups are welcome. If you join us as a single student, your
instructor will take the place of your partner for your private
lessons. |
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