Mike & Deb Mostly Country Line Dancing in New Jersey
Mike & Deb Mostly Country Line Dancing in New Jersey
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Monday Line Dancing from 7 - 10 PM, Thursday beginner lessons from 7 - 8 PM open dance till 9, Sunday, 3/29 from 2 - 5 PM, Friday, 4/24 from 7 - 11 PM
We teach line dancing to mostly country music at the Knights of Columbus, 84 Lincoln Park Rd,Pequannock, New Jersey in northeast Morris county. Some of towns close to Pequannock are Pompton Plains, Lincoln Park, Towaco, Montville, Wayne, Fairfield, Riverdale, Pompton Lakes, Butler, Bloomingdale, Kinnelon, Oakland, Parsippany, West Milford, Boonton, Totowa.
We teach line dancing to mostly country music at the Knights of Columbus, 84 Lincoln Park Rd,Pequannock, New Jersey in northeast Morris county. Some of towns close to Pequannock are Pompton Plains, Lincoln Park, Towaco, Montville, Wayne, Fairfield, Riverdale, Pompton Lakes, Butler, Bloomingdale, Kinnelon, Oakland, Parsippany, West Milford, Boonton, Totowa.
Our beginner lessons are on Thursdays at 7 PM at the Knights of Columbus in Pequannock. It's $10 per week and you can pay at the door. You will learn the most if you can try to attend every week since we will review what you learned the previous week.
Our beginner lessons are on Thursdays at 7 PM at the Knights of Columbus in Pequannock. It's $10 per week and you can pay at the door. You will learn the most if you can try to attend every week since we will review what you learned the previous week.
Line dancing is a good exercise for the body and the mind. It can be done without a partner and you will meet many other dancers who you may become friends with. We welcome new dancers as well as experienced line & partner dancers. If you are new and come to a class, it is best if you dance in the middle of the floor so that as the dance moves to a new wall, you have someone in front of you to follow. The majority of dances are 32 counts which repeat and will face all 4 walls during the song. Check out the links to many of the dances that we do below.
Line dancing is a good exercise for the body and the mind. It can be done without a partner and you will meet many other dancers who you may become friends with. We welcome new dancers as well as experienced line & partner dancers. If you are new and come to a class, it is best if you dance in the middle of the floor so that as the dance moves to a new wall, you have someone in front of you to follow. The majority of dances are 32 counts which repeat and will face all 4 walls during the song. Check out the links to many of the dances that we do below.
Our new dance, "Dancin' Boots" to the song we created using AI for our Pequannock line dancers. The step sheet and music are below. The dance can be done to any song that you can do CC Shffle to.
DancinBoots_stepsheet.pdfDancin' Knights in Pequannock.mp3
I have their set list and will be teaching beginner line dances that we can do to their songs between sets.
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