Before You Say No.....
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Top Ten List of Square Dancing Objections
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| #10 |
I can't dance.
You don't have to be Fred Astaire or Ginger Rogers to square dance.
You do need to be able to tell your right foot from your left foot. But, we can work on that.
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| #9 |
I don't have a partner.
You don't need one. Square dancing welcomes singles as well as couples. Who knows, you might meet a dance partner along the way.
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| #8 |
I don't have time.
Count up how much time you spend watching TV each week, and then see how easy it is to find two hours each week for square dancing.
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| #7 |
I don't have the right clothes.
Really? While some people like to have fun with the traditional square dance "look," there is no special uniforn required. Wear something comfortable.
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| #6 |
I don't like country music.
Square dance callers use all kinds of music -- some of their choices may surprise you.
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| #5 |
I can't afford it.
Square dancing is the cheapest good time you can find.
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| #4 |
It's too much exercise.
Square dancing can accomodate people with very different levels of stamina. You can dance non-stop, or take as many breaks as you want.
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| #3 |
It's not enough exercise.
Dance three hours at a special dance, or ten hours at a convention ... and then get back to us on that.
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| #2 |
I square danced in fourth grade and I didn't like it.
Try it again.
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| #1 |
I already get too much exercise, meet too many fantastic people, travel more than enough, and while "it's a good thing," in general I have too much fun for one lifetime.
WOW! Is your name Martha Stewart?
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