If you are starting a new job and it requires you to dance and you have never danced how do you learn how to.?
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What job is that you have to dance?\n\nI wouldn't worry about it. Line dancing is never exactly set in stone.  Either stay in the back or middle where you won't be noticed and wing it the best you can.\n\nIf you are a dude, it's expected that you won't be the best at it.  If you're a chick, just try your best to look cute doing it.\n\nBest of luck...
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I would like to, but I've never actually tried it to know if I can or not.  Wanna teach me and help me learn?\n\nI love "Save the Last Dance" when the guy is teaching the girl how to dance.
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Introduce the new person to everyone where they will be working.  Make sure they know where the bathrooms are, the vending machines, the smoking area, etc., etc.  Then explain, in general terms, just what it is that your department does, who does it, and why they do it.  Don't forget your vision/mission statement and your core values (if any).  Then hand them off to their supervisor, who will likely tell them the way things REALLY work and what their duties will now be.
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Start now!  I knew a girl who started late and now owns a studio and danced for many years before that.  Even as a hobby I'd do it for health.  You're never too old.
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are there any classes you can take? Something fun and unusual like photography, ballroom dancing, book clubs? I'm in the same boat. I work from home and find it hard to meet people or even get out of the house much. I almost have to force myself to do things because it's easy to let doing nothing become a habit.
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Any dance-school will give ball-room and/or latin dance-lessons.Thats how I learned it...
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Take a class.... it could me a class toward your master's or just something for fun (at a local community center or dance studio) like horeback riding, dance, ice skating whatever interests you.\n\nAlso, maybe try to get involved with some volunteer work, although I tried this myself and I had a hard time finding something but it seems like a good idea.\n\nAlso, just start doing fun stuff by yourself (go to the movies or to a club).... It may be hard at first but you'll get used to it and maybe you'll realize you can have fun even with out a lot of friends.
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Go to a gentleman's establishment with a few friends and watch the dancers. That way you can take note of what they do and try to learn them yourselves. If you feel silly ask your friends to help you and practice with you.  If not I'm sure there is a video out there that can give you some moves. Just practice and make sure you feel comfortable with yourself. Even if you feel silly, don't show it. Keep your head up and shoulders back and you'll own the place. Good Luck.\n\nIt's also a good form of exercise, good for toning muscles.\nA lot of woman hates those places because they think they are degrading, or because men they know go to them (they are insecure). When in fact there are also male strippers out there. Don't let that discourage you, you do what you want.
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you dont have to dance just hangout dont worry same here!\nlove ya like a friend girl.Ive been through the same sitiuation!
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I've been belly dancing for 3 years and there are really no good web sites that shows you HOW to do it. There are some video clips on the magnificent Rachel Brice's web site for her troupe The Indigo that shows you her moves. \n\nwww.rachelbrice.com\n\nBarnes & Noble has some beginner bellydance DVDs (how I got started)...although they don't tell you the names of the moves (maya, taqsim, tunisian, etc.) but they still give you the basis for the moves while getting a good workout. Try Cardio Shimmy and Hip Hop Hip Drop by Rania or Dolphina's Bellydance For Beginners (although this one has annoying camera pans on Dolphina, rather than showing you how to do the moves).
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Is this your first time starting a venture in this industry? Have you worked at a club before?  If you have no experience you should first start working in the industry.  Now, if you feel you just have to start the club right away, here's the plan.  Numero uno, you know this already - business plan, yup.  This is what you'll need to map your business strategy.  Numero dos, and this is the important one, if you've never run a club or any business before you'll need to learn quickly, and as painlessly as possible.  My advice, start by contracting your DJ, light and sound equip, and advertiser.  Then find a hotel, motel, or holiday inn, or a warehouse (that's right, a warehouse) find the most accommodating venue to fit your needs, then start the work.  $$$ You'll need about $5k to run a good party.  Sound like a lot, just wait till stuff goes wrong.  Start small, you may be able to get a DJ who has all the equipment you need to throw a gig.  Now it's time to negotiate.  "Getting to yes" by Roger Fisher and William Ury.  You have to negotiate in an industry like this.  This book will be a starting point.  Now it's up to you to fill in the blanks.  If you're successful and feel like the party industry is for you, then follow through.  If you're found in the corner crying your eyes out and calling for your mama, then apply for a liquor license and try again.
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i would strip down naked and do a riverdance...
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Practice whenever you can. If you forget a move while your at school ask a friend on the squad what a move is.If your routine has music try and get that music so you can get into the habit of performing it with music.and while learning or doing the dance try and think of shapes number things that the moves remind you of.\n\nHope that helped\nGood luck
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1) don't think about it, just do it\n\n2) don't think about it, just do it\n\n3) have fun and enjoy the night with who ever you dance with.
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http://www.firstdance.com/fd2.htm
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Smile but don't be too cheesy... hit your motions, make sure they are tight and sharp. Make sure you are in the front to learn the dance and/or cheer... don't be afraid to ask questions... wear your school colors... remember you are there to try-out so socialize afterwards...work on the learned material at home... and relax!! If you mess up keep going because I have given people points for messing up but not stopping... it looks pretty bad if you panic... lastly have fun!!! Good Luck
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This is a rather cheap way, and it is really fun. Buy a Juilz Arney take at K-mart for about 10 dollars. It is a really fun dance vido. All that you need is that, stretchy pants, a DVD player, open space, and your comitment. \n\n\nGood Luck and i hope that I helped you out!