About Scottish Country Dancing
Scottish Country Dancing is the social and ballroom
dance of Scotland, currently enjoyed worldwide. It is usually
danced in groups of two, three or four couples, facing each other in lines or squares. It has its roots in the Highland Reels of Scotland and the 17th century dances of Europe.
Now Branches have been established throughout the world and it is possible to dance in countries such as Canada, Japan, New Zealand, Germany and Russia in exactly the same way as we do here. Many travelling dancers enjoy classes, workshops and social dancing in these countries. It is a form of dance suitable for all age groups. Join more than 13000 dancers across some 39 countries. Start today and become part of our very special world-wide family.
Why Scottish Country Dancing?
Research shows that Scottish country dancing makes people happy !
The aerobic demands of this type of dancing are considerable, and enthusiasts of all ages tend to be physically fit.
Dancing has lots of added benefits. It can improve confidence and self-esteem, and Scottish country dancing is acknowledged for increasing fitness and stamina. You may find yourself a new and fascinating hobby!
Check the RSCDS website for more details.
Royal Scottish Country Dance Society: www.rscds.org.au
