i reaally wanna learn how to dance, where can i find dance lesson?

The McMaster Dance Club is having workshops every week untill just before exams! classes are $3 each for non members and there are a bunch of beginner classes! check it out its tons of fun and really great people!

check out the website for more information! just google mcmaster dance club and go to the calender of events to see the workshops that are offered

(I tried to post the link but I dont have enough posts to do so :( )

IWC offers some classes as well.
There's also a Fred Astaire Ballroom dance studio on...Main? if that's what you're looking for...

if you don't want to pay money then here is some advice
listen to the rhythm
bob your head to the beat
then shift your weight between your feet
move your feet
move your hips
throw your hands up in the air and keep them loose
shake shake shake like a silly goose

PS: shake it till you drop

these steps may have been based on WikiHow's advice on dancing

I could teach you!!!!
But I'd charge.
Or would it count as volunteering?

Depends on what ... kind of... dance...
Why must people ask such vague questions..?

There's a club that teaches Bhangra (an Indian folk dance) every week.

I hear that's a very rad club to join if you want to try something different.

If you already have a DBAC pass to workout, then you can join in on their Zumba classes, which is still considered latin dance/cardio. It's a great workout and I'm busting moves and working out a sweat the whole time while still having fun. I have to warn you though, you would probably be the only guy because it's almost always all girls in this class. But hey, no worries! It is a very, extremely supportive environment where literally everyone is welcome. I know there is one other guy who goes to this class and he loves the attention he gets from the girls.

Originally Posted by JEFF_CHAN

There's a club that teaches Bhangra (an Indian folk dance) every week.

I hear that's a very rad club to join if you want to try something different.

Is this a serious post? im having a hard time getting a ready off my troll meter. Do you really think someone asking to learn to dance is speaking specifically of an indian folk dance??? haha commerce kids

Originally Posted by Chris23

Is this a serious post? im having a hard time getting a ready off my troll meter. Do you really think someone asking to learn to dance is speaking specifically of an indian folk dance??? haha commerce kids

Yes. OP worded the question fairly vaguely. I don't see how the other guys suggesting Zumba or ballroom are valid but suggesting Bhangra isn't.

bhangra is sickkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

You go on the streets and ask 10 random people if they know what zumba or ballroom is, then ask if they know what bhangra is. i think the results will be pretty obvious. Thats the equivalent of someone asking for a fun island to go on vacation to, and you pull something out of your ass like Rangiroa, a small obscure little island in the Pacific. But you keep thinking he was looking for someone to point him in the direction of the nearest indian folk dance studio

Go to a club and watch all the black people.

Originally Posted by Chris23

You go on the streets and ask 10 random people if they know what zumba or ballroom is, then ask if they know what bhangra is. i think the results will be pretty obvious. Thats the equivalent of someone asking for a fun island to go on vacation to, and you pull something out of your ass like Rangiroa, a small obscure little island in the Pacific. But you keep thinking he was looking for someone to point him in the direction of the nearest indian folk dance studio

I had no idea what Zumba was. Ballroom is also situationally useful unless you, very regularly, go to formals. I've definitely found myself in more situations where Bhangra would be more applicable than Waltzing.

Originally Posted by JEFF_CHAN

I had no idea what Zumba was. Ballroom is also situationally useful unless you, very regularly, go to formals. I've definitely found myself in more situations where Bhangra would be more applicable than Waltzing.

If you dont know what zumba is then you should really try integrating yourself into every day culture. You could have asked him if he was looking to electric boogaloo or maybe some memphis jookin. Thanks for giving me a good laugh tho, your hilarious haha