My Love For Dance

My greatest talent or skill would have to be dancing. I was a very reserved child and my mom discovered this. Her solution was to put me in my first dance class at the age of 7, which was little junior ballet. I started to love it so much but was still a little reserved. Because there was a huge dog that scared me but anyways, I stayed in this for only one year. I felt awful when I discovered that I could not continue my dance class experience because of financial problems. But my love for dance

young ages they never know to what extent their child is either going to love it or hate it. My parents never expected me to fall in love with dance the way I did. From the tiny age of 4 till this day, dance has always been something I am extremely passionate about. Out of everything I tried – soccer, cheerleading, gymnastics – dance was the one that stuck. I couldn’t get enough of dance. Every day of kindergarten when my mom would pick me up from school I would ask, “Mommy is today a ballet day

so many things in my life, that I am overly grateful, appreciative, and thankful for. My family, friends, good health, a roof over my head, and being able to do the thing I love and enjoy most, dance. I started dancing at the young age of two years old. My parents tried to enroll me in many different activities. Such as soccer, play ball, judo, horseback riding, basketball, and more. Yet, there was nothing I loved more than being able to dance and prance through the studio, in my pink bodysuit, tights

Participating in gymnastics, dance, soccer, and volleyball. This was a very enjoyable time in my life. School was not very difficult considering I was only in grade school. My greatest passion was dance. At this point in my life I had been dancing for six years. Dancing was something I took pride in. Getting the opportunity to perform in front of hundreds of people excited me. This love of dance started when I was three. My mother had brought me to the Ozark Dance Academy. I can remember exactly

It seems like from the moment I could walk, I have had a love for dancing. When I was little, every chance I got, I would perform in front of my family. Whether I was singing, dancing, dressing up, or pretending to be a model on the runway, I wanted all the attention on me. When my mom put me into dance classes, I instantly fell in love with it, because the whole time, I got to do what I loved the most: perform. As the years went on, dance became something I was truly passionate about, and the lessons

juvenile age, they never know to what extent their child is either going to admire it or loathe it. My parents never anticipated me to fall in love with dance the way I did. From the youthful age of 4 till this day, dance has always been something I am remarkably passionate about. Out of everything I ventured into – soccer, cheerleading, gymnastics – dance was the one that stuck. I could not get enough of dance. “Mommy is today a ballet day?” became a daily question every afternoon when I got picked up

One of my primary interests has always been music. When music comes to my ears all I want to do is dance. Hip hop comes in a form of art where you can express yourself with no limitations and no rules. Having the ability to break free of the real world and to just indulge in that exact moment is breathtaking. There is really more too hip hop dancing than people actually know. Dancing in general has to do with a culture and it brings people together in more ways than one. I personally come from

experienced my first dose of happiness at a very young age and it came to me in its most intricate form- music. Ever since then, I’ve found solace in nothing else. My love for music has always been coupled with an interest in dancing. At the age of four, I learnt to dance from Shakira; I watched her videos and imitated her till I felt like we were doing the same thing. I kept getting better, and soon, I would go to birthday parties just for the purpose of thrashing everyone else in dance competitions

The Music is On The auditorium bell rang and the audience began to quiet down and take their seats. The dance teachers and class parents begged, “girls please stay quiet and stay in your order it’s about to begin.” The young dancers just kept twirling in their tutus and stomping their tap shoes against the marley floor of the stage. As the recital began, the giggling of the dancer’s excitement became more persistent. When the introduction ended it was time for the young tap class to take the stage

just a book and an essay. My literate practice happens to be dance. It is important to me that everyone recognizes how reading and writing plays a tremendous role in the world of dance. It is also important that others realize anyone can dance, but not everyone can be considered a ‘dancer’. It is necessary for a dancer to have passion, persistence, skill, devotion, strength and power. I possess all these qualities, which is why I believe I am an expert in my literacy. Dance seems just to be a hobby