American Style Rhythm – Line Dancing

Line dance is a formation dance where a group of people stand in a
line or in lines, and they all execute the same dance moves. In a smaller
group there may be only one line, but usually there are several parallel
lines, one behind the other. A dance teacher, or more experienced dancer,
will usually perform in the center of the first line. Inexperienced dancers
are encouraged to take positions in the middle of the group to allow
watching the person’s feet in front of them on all four walls. Experienced
dancers are encouraged to take positions on the outside edges of the
group to help others. In these parallel line formations the dancers dance
in a synchronized manner, but independently of each other. There are
usually no moves that require any interaction between the dancers, other
than the maneuvers they execute at the same time.

1) Rumba
2) Cha Cha
3) Merengue
4) Swing
5) Samba
6) Mambo
7) Syncopated Cha Cha

Approximately 51 minutes