| Sunday,
Oct. 17, 2010, 7 PM to 8:30 PM
SaddleBrooke, Mountain View Ball
Room
Your chance to try square dancing
for FREE!!
Or, as we call it,
“Give
Us a Whirl”
It’s Fun ... Exercise Your
Mind and Body ... Make New Friends
We use all types of music, including
classical, 50s, 60s, 70s as well as country music.
SINGLES and COUPLES WELCOME
- NO PARTNER NECESSARY
WEAR COMFORTABLE CLOTHES
- Shorts & Sandals O.K.

"Give Us a Whirl" ... a FREE introduction
to the Fun World of Square Dancing |
“Give Us a Whirl” .....................
EVERYONE CAN LEARN TO SQUARE DANCE
Anyone can learn to do it, even if you consider yourself to be “dance
challenged” or have not fared well with other dance lessons. (Men,
admittedly, most of our male club members were coerced by their wives
to try square dancing, but they now enjoy it as much or more than their
spouses.) If the military could teach you to march, we can teach you
to square dance.
We have weekly evening lessons (Sundays from 7:00 to 8:30 PM) where
you learn with experienced dancers and under the direction of our outstanding
resident Square Dance Caller/Instructor, Larry Kraber. We also have
on-line video lessons (also available on DVD) which you can review both
before and after your lessons, and we give you lots of time to practice
what you have learned. Get the details on our New
Dancer Program.
HEALTH BENEFITS
Mayo Clinic study reports you can burn 200 - 400 calories in just
1/2 hour of square dancing. Exercise your mind and body.
The Mayo Clinic Health Letter states, “Square
dancing is also a great way to lower blood pressure and cholesterol
levels, burn calories, and strengthen bones. Just as important, square
dancing helps develop strong social ties which are critical to your
mental health.”
LESSONS START ONCE A YEAR, SO DON’T MISS OUT
On October 17, 2010, we will be giving a free introductory square
dance lesson. It will start at 7:00 PM in the Mountain View Ballroom.
It is a wonderful opportunity to experience what square dancing is all
about. You owe it to yourself to check it out. All you have
to do is show up.
If you need directions or have questions...
SaddleBrooke Residents: call Bonnie and
Larry Kraber at 825-2678.
SaddleBrooke Ranch Residents: call Don
or Rebecca Williams at 825-2466.
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