Learn with Lisa - THE ENRICHMENT ACADEMY The Enrichment Academy offers hundreds of special interest classes and courses. Unlike rec department classes, which use all volunteer instructors, The Enrichment Academy compensates those who teach their classes, so students must pre-register and pay to attend courses. There are many free beginner line dance classes weekly at various rec centers throughout The Villages, but they can be quite crowded and new students will share the floor with seasoned dancers. This can be intimidating to those who are just starting out. My Introduction To Line Dance class is small, friendly, and informal, and everyone is starting together. Typically, line dance Enrichment Academy classes are one hour once a week per six-week semester. I teach many common beginner steps and several dances. The pace is slow and we do lots of repetition because the emphasis is on committing to memory the beginner steps that are the building blocks of line dancing.

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THE ENRICHMENT ACADEMY

The Enrichment Academy offers hundreds of special interest classes and courses. Unlike rec department classes, which use all volunteer instructors, The Enrichment Academy compensates those who teach their classes, so students must pre-register and pay to attend courses.

There are many free beginner line dance classes weekly at various rec centers throughout The Villages, but they can be quite crowded and new students will share the floor with seasoned dancers. This can be intimidating to those who are just starting out.

My Introduction To Line Dance class is small, friendly, and informal, and everyone is starting together. Typically, line dance Enrichment Academy classes are one hour once a week per six-week semester.

I teach many common beginner steps and several dances. The pace is slow and we do lots of repetition because the emphasis is on committing to memory the beginner steps that are the building blocks of line dancing.

FALL SEMESTER

The fall semester is October 9th through November 20th (no class on October 16th) at Pimlico Rec Center on Saturdays from 10-11am. (Note: the main room at Pimlico where we are dancing is named Churchill Downs, not to be confused with Churchill Rec Center <g>.)

In five weeks we have done these common beginner level steps:

basic R and L

basic L with a 1/4 turn left

rocking chair

forward rock, recover

back rock, recover

vee step

step, turn left 1/4

heel, steps

kick, steps

combination 8 count turn left 1/4 in place

hip bumps (with timing variations)

toe struts R and L

"hustle walk," three walks forward, kick, three walks back, touch

Elvis knees

"backup singer," a variation of a step, touch

WEEK 5 (November 13th)

Cupid Shuffle by Cupid, AKA Bernard Bryson (with only a quick verbal review before dancing, YAY!)

We had new steps and dances this week, and learned about TAGS--extra steps to match the extra beats in the music.

Good Luck Charm by Lisa McCammon (this dance includes TAGS; I'll post a link as soon as it is available)

All In One Part B by Lisa McCammon (this is a teaching dance for practicing steps; we used two different songs)

WEEK 4 (November 6th)

Booty To The Floor AB by Lisa McCammon (this dance includes a RESTART, in which we started the dance over from the beginning after 16 counts)

ABieber by Ross Brown (look for my tutorial video, third one from the bottom with my photo)

Cupid Shuffle by Cupid, AKA Bernard Bryson (which you did with no review and no cueing, YAY!)

Who's Been Sleepin In My Bed by Linda Pink (NOTE: to see a demo of the 4-wall version we did in class, go to 1:15 in the video.)

WEEK 3 (October 30th--it's easier than golf, LOL)

ABieber by Ross Brown (look for my tutorial video, third one from the bottom with my photo)

Cupid Shuffle by Cupid, AKA Bernard Bryson

Who's Been Sleepin In My Bed by Linda Pink (NOTE: to see a demo of the 4-wall version we did in class, go to 1:15 in the video.)

WEEK 2 (October 23rd)

First Steps by Lisa McCammon

Cupid Shuffle by Cupid, AKA Bernard Bryson

Who's Been Sleepin In My Bed by Linda Pink (NOTE: to see a demo of the 4-wall version we did in class, go to 1:15 in the video.)

WEEK 1 (October 9th)

My Alley Cat by Rita Masur

Cupid Shuffle by Cupid, AKA Bernard Bryson

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﻿The Enrichment Academy offers hundreds of special interest classes and courses. Unlike rec department classes, which use all volunteer instructors, The Enrichment Academy compensates those who teach their classes, so students must pre-register and pay to attend courses.

There are many free beginner line dance classes weekly at various rec centers throughout The Villages, but they can be quite crowded and new students will share the floor with seasoned dancers. This can be intimidating to those who are just starting out.

My Introduction To Line Dance class is small, friendly, and informal, and everyone is starting together. Typically, line dance Enrichment Academy classes are one hour once a week per six-week semester.

I teach many common beginner steps and several dances.﻿ The pace is slow and we do lots of repetition because the emphasis is on committing to memory the beginner steps that are the building blocks of line dancing.﻿

The Enrichment Academy offers hundreds of special interest classes and courses. Unlike rec department classes, which use all volunteer instructors, The Enrichment Academy compensates those who teach their classes, so students must pre-register and pay to attend courses.

I teach many common beginner steps and several dances. The pace is slow and we do lots of repetition because the emphasis is on committing to memory the beginner steps that are the building blocks of line dancing.