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Jessica had just finished a spectacular dance performance. The studio exploded with cheer and applause. As the noise died down, Bethany took the opportunity to show off some of the fun dance moves that she had recently been working on. To the utter shock and amazement of her friends and colleagues, she keenly moved into the center of the dance circle, waiting for the right time to start.

“Bethany is up to her old tricks again” somebody chuckled. The crowd giggled. They were all certain that Bethany couldn’t dance to save her own life. “Can she really dance?” she heard a girl whisper to Jessica. “Heavens no!” Jessica exclaimed. “She’s never danced in public before…. just watch her, this is going to be good.”

Then She Began To Dance

Bethany decided to make the most of the situation and waited for the music to give her a cue to begin. She held her arms down, and then graciously moved up and began to dance.

Instantly a silence fell over the group. The girls stopped giggling as if by magic. As Bethany danced through the first few bars she heard gasps of amazement. All her friends who were just mocking here were now breathless, spellbound.

She continued to dance on and on. She started to become less and less aware of the crown of now silent onlookers. She only cared about the music and her dance. Her movements evoked visions of beauty, dancing clouds and crashing waves. Her dance became the ultimate form of her expression and time began to slip away. The dance was one complete flow, not just individual moves and patterns.

A New Dancer Is Born

As the song came to a conclusion, the room exploded with a thunder of applause and cheer. Bethany found herself surrounded with bright, happy, excited faces. Boys and girls shook her hand and congratulated her with hugs of enthusiasm.

What happened next was a hundred questions all at once, “Why didn’t we know you could dance so well?” “Have you been taking dance lessons in London Ontario for very long?” “Where can we learn to dance like that? What dance classes do you recommend?”

Without hesitation she told everyone “I learned everything I know from what I learned at in my dance lessons in London Ontario from The Dance Movement”. “I started off as a complete newbie and before long I was learning the basics”. “At first I couldn’t dance to any music, no matter if I liked it or not.” Jessica was quick to step in and exclaim “Now stop your joking around, you were probably training in dance for years, I can tell”. But Bethany replyed “I’ve only been taking dance lessons for a little while now, I just decided to keep it to myself so I could give everyone a suprise”. Then she started to explain to them the whole story.

She asked the group if they had ever heard of this new studio The Dance Movement? “Is it the new dance class studio on Blue Heron Drive near Hyde Park?” they asked. “Oh yes, they are great, they teach Modern, Jazz, Tap, Ballet, Acro, Lyrical and much much more. And best of all, if you call them up right away, you might still be able to sneak into my class!”

To most people, a great dancer is either born a great dancer, or they started learning from a very young age. But to instructors at TDM dance lessons in london ontario, dance can be a skill that you can learn over time. Great dancers are made, not born. Learn how you can discover the art of dance today.

The Dance Movement just opened the doors at their new Dance Studio located on 1828 Blue Heron Drive, Unit 9, London, Ontario. They teach jazz, tap, modern, ballet, acro, lyrical and much more. Best of all, they are now accepting new students! For more information be sure to visit their website and learn more about Dance Classes In London Ontario!