Welcome

Dolly and Tony welcome you to the Silverboots Line Dancing website - we are glad you are here, and hope to see you come back often. Feel free to surf around and keep up to date with our Line Dance club in Norwich.

Dolly has been Line Dancing since the early 1990's, can't remember the exact date, whilst Tony is a more recent fan having started just 4 years ago.

We offer friendly, no pressure line dance classes on the outskirts of Norwich at Thorpe Marriott, Hellesdon, Horsford and Sprowston / Heartsease. We have classes for all levels of dancer, from complete beginner to intermediate and teach both classic and current top ten line dances using a wide variety of music to suit all tastes.

You are guaranteed a warm welcome in a safe and friendly atmosphere.

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Dolly’s NEW dance

I Like It – Enrique

48 count, 2 wall, Intermediate dance.
Choreographed by: Dolly
Music: “I Like It feat Pitbull” by Enrique Iglesias

Check it out online at LineDancer Magazine

or on Youtube

I Like It – Enrique

From the Blog

• Club News · July 27, 2010
• December 09 Line Dance Social · November 18, 2009
• IMPORTANT DATES · November 18, 2009
• Charity Linedance · November 18, 2009
• Week 10 Congratulations · November 16, 2009

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Line Dance Beginners

Line Dance Beginners

For most people it can seem quite daunting starting as a complete Line Dance novice, you don’t know the steps and you’ll probably be thinking everyone is better than me.

I know it’s easier to say than do but don’t worry, no one is looking at you and if they are it’s most likely because they think you are better than them and they are following you.

Remember even the best dancers were once where you are now, it is only with practice and regular classes that you’ll increase your dance skills, so persevere and before you know it you’ll be the one people look to for footwork.

What Do I need to Line Dance

There are no special clothes needed for line dancing, just something you feel comfortable in. Line Dancing is an aerobic activity and you’ll soon warm up so layers are better than a big jumper for example, see what the other dancers are wearing, how warm you get and dress accordingly.

Correct footwear is vital, the best type of shoe is a split sole dance trainer, smooth rubber soled shoes or boots or a wide low-heeled shoe or boot, leather soled boots and shoes can become very slippery on certain types of floor. If you can turn on the balls of your feet without feeling resistance you are wearing good footwear.

We will not allow you to dance if are wearing stiletoes, flip-flops, loose fitting sandals or wellington boots because they can damage the floor but more importantly they could cause you an injury.

Please ask if you need footwear advice regarding the correct shoes or boots to wear.

Please bring along your own refreshments to each class*,  most people bring along a bottle of water, dancing is thirsty work!

If you have any doubts about whether line dancing is a suitable hobby for you to take up – please consult your GP for advice.

Here’s a quick guide to basic Line Dance Steps for Beginners

For more information click here