Country and Line Dance, débutant

Line dancing, as the name suggests, is danced in lines, side by side and in a row. It consists of set, repetitive figures that are danced synchronously by the group. In principle, it is a formation dance.

Line dance is performed to all kinds of rhythms familiar from dance classes, whether it's foxtrot, waltz, rumba, cha-cha, rock or pop.

Meanwhile, line dancing is not only a leisure activity for everyone, but also a competitive dance sport for dedicated dancers. Line dancing is suitable for dancers of all ages and differs from other types of dance in that it is performed without a partner, without actually dancing alone.