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[quote=Anonymous]Very late in life I have an [i]it's now or never[/i] yen to learn to square dance, contra dance, Scottish dance...to learn to dance in that genre for its social benefits.

From life experience, I have little coordination and less sense of rhythm.  Being partnered with me at the very beginning would 100% ruin the evening for the unfortunate woman who had to.  But only 99% likely ruin it for six other people.

Years ago I signed up for commercial tango lessons.  But for the instructors, everyone in the room was a beginner.  The room assimilated what they were taught.  I did not.  I was lost halfway through the lessons.  Five weeks of one disaster after another.

Are there experienced square dancers out there, I'm thinking a couple, who would meet with me privately in my home or theirs to "bring me up to speed" so I don't inflict my lack of aptitude on everyone present?   Paid, of course.

Everyone begins somewhere.  Not everyone has the talent to ruin the evening for at least their partner and likely others.

I"m in Northern Virginia.  Thank you.[/quote]

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