ceroc

Do you know someone who would love Ceroc but has never got around to giving it a try.

One of the great things about Ceroc is there's no need to come with a partner.

The Ceroc experience is one which should glow with quality from start to finish.

The disco comes on and the lights lower as everyone gets onto the floor to Ceroc.

If you can walk then you have all the necessary skills to begin Ceroc.

In Ceroc, the guy leads and the girl follows.

Ceroc dancing is great fun, social, easy to learn, & fantastic for fitness.

History of Ceroc Learn about where it all began.

I didn't have to twist his arm too much - he'd already been to Ceroc classes on his own.

Ceroc class formats are quite different from most other dance forms, in that:

Gift vouchers are available for all Ceroc activities, including single classes, 6 class passes and workshops.

Like many partner dances, Ceroc is traditionally a male-led dance.

The cards clearly illustrate how to dance Ceroc with step by step instructions.

Ceroc describes itself as pure dance addiction and 55,000 people are hooked on it in classes across the country.

If you are planning a party then look no further because Ceroc offers a full party planning service.

This would give them a monopoly, as no-one else is allowed (because of the trade mark) to run "Ceroc" classes.

If you have any photos of Ceroc Canberra events or dancers we would love to see them.

Every Ceroc evening follows the same pattern.

Mark Harding heads the Ceroc Australia management team and teaching crew.

Ceroc classes typically follow the same format, and comprise:

All venues have a licenced bar, large dancefloors and hugely helpful Ceroc crew.

Originally it was the same dance taught in Ceroc venues and independents, but these have diverged slightly over the last 20 years.

The workshops are designed for people with very little or no experience of Ceroc and gives you a bump start to help you on your way.

Most Ceroc venues run regular classes, every week, usually on Monday through Thursdays.

In October we repeated last year's very successful Ceroc event which again had over 100 people dancing in a new 'style'.