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Were you taught Line Dancing in Junior High(middle school)?

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As I sit here drinking solo, I reminisce about this lovely dish who wore a backless dress once upon a time.

So, if you didn't, what kind of dancing were you taught in school?
 
We had a unit on dance in high school gym class. We learned the electric slide, the macarena, the chicken dance, the polka, etc. It was pretty entertaining.

Edit: They called it the wedding reception survival course. 🙂
 
i did not learn it from school, but did learn ballroom, salsa, swing etcaround that age. i knew the polka since i was 4 (no joke) 😀
 
we learned Square danceing in like 5th Grade, when we were studying teh old west of some bs like that

never learned line danceing or any other type of dance in school tho
 
They did line dancing on the last day of our dance unit. I had a mysterious one-day back spasm and was unable to participate.
 
I've learned square dancing about 5 times now.
Still don't remember it.

Line dancing as well...same thing. Don't remember it. Probably learned that once or twice.
 
When I was in K-6, the gym teacher was huge on dancing. We spent at least half our gym classes each year doing some sort of dancing. She must have been a good gym teacher - she won a bunch of teaching awards I remember.

It was sort of a joke once we started gym in junior high. Then, our freshman year (only time we had to take gym), they sprung the dance lessons on us. It was crazy bizzare - the lesbian that was the girls gym teacher and the HUGE HS football coach teaching us how to dance.

We did the Waltz, some square dancing, and most of the "wedding reception dances" (electic slide, et al).

I think it was state mandated or something - because there is no way in hell the guys gym teacher would have agreed to something like that on his own. The best way I can describe him is Paul Sr. from American Chopper, only fatter and lazier.
 
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