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written by Mark at on 17.10. at 03:57:20 - as answer to: Re: Beginner class by David >>>Any adults interested in taking a basic beginning class in Los Angeles? Especially if any guys....to help calm my nerves.>>I'm torn. On the one hand, I'd like to say, Just jump right in!>>Nobody's going to laugh at you, because they're all been there,>>too. And the girls are always so pretty. But on the other, I know>>that moral support would be a great help. If you're stymied and>>reduced to standing there like a dummy while everyone else sweeps>>across the studio, it can be mighty frustrating, but if *two* of>>you go through that experience, mutual support can keep you going>>while a solitary beginner might be terminally discouraged.>>So I guess I'm going to wish you luck in finding a friend to go>>along, but I also urge you to go in any case, and to give yourself,>>oh, roughly three months, before you give up. It's a mighty>>difficult & demanding art, but infinitely rewarding once you get>>past that initial hump. And the girls are always so pretty....>>Tom Parsons>Tom's right-the girls are pretty. And I doubt anyone will laugh at you. Every>beginner class I took I was more than welcomed by the instructors and other>dancers, especially the adults. I am a 40 year old male that started taking ballet classes in March of thisyear, and I love every minute of it. In the classes that I take there is onlyone other male, and about 15-20 females ranging from teenagers to two elderly women, at first I was a little nervous but that quickly passed, the ladiesall are great. I found out that 1) I am not as coordinated as I thought I was2) that it is much harder than I expected. I am constantly trying to getpeople I know that they should try a class, I would highly recommend sittingin on a class, you will not regret it Answers to this message: 
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