Ballroom Dancing
Move as one with a partner across waltz, tango, and quickstep.
~$200Cost to start
ModerateDifficulty
1–3 hrTime / session
2 setup steps, ~$200 all in. Nothing to buy until you say so.
Is it you?
Nobody has scored this against your answers yet. 1–3 hr at a time, $200 to find out whether it sticks.
NoiseSome noiseSpaceDedicated room
The path15 quests
ASetting up2 things to sort, in any order
- Find a class that rotates partners
- Wear something with a smooth sole
Then the quests
- Take a beginner ballroom class
- Waltz around the whole floor without counting out loud
- Dance the basic with a partner
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Ballroom Dancing Lessons for Seniors
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