Contrafusion is a dance group based near Ashford, Kent, running sociable sessions that blend dance with a bit of gentle fitness. The focus is on fun evenings where people help each other along. It suits adults who want a friendly, low-pressure way to get moving.
Reviewers describe genuinely friendly sessions where people learn together, warning cheerfully that dancing can become somewhat addictive. Another sums it up as a great fun evening with good company and fitness thrown in, which captures the easy-going spirit of the group.
Sessions mix dance and movement in a way that suits beginners and keeps things light-hearted, with people encouraged to help one another learn. Those searching for dance classes in Ashford or adult dance classes in Ashford will find a relaxed, sociable option here rather than a formal graded syllabus. If line dancing is your particular interest, it is worth asking what each session involves, as the emphasis is on fun and fitness together. Expect to pick up moves gradually in good company.
A newcomer can expect a warm welcome and an evening where others are happy to help you find your feet. Wear comfortable clothing and supportive footwear you can move in, and simply come along; the group can advise on anything else beforehand.
Sessions run near Ashford and are reachable by the usual local routes, with some activity also linked to nearby towns. Check the exact venue and timings when you get in touch.
The Tuesday sessions at the Hazlitt in Maidstone are very friendly and people help each other learn. It's fun! Dancing can also be somewhat addictive…..— Rosemary
If you want a great fun evening, with good company and fitness thrown in then visit Contrafusion.— Derek Himsley
Line dancing commonly uses the grapevine, kick-ball-change, heel and toe touches, shuffles and simple turns. These building blocks recur across many dances once learned.
Short four-wall dances with a repeating pattern are the easiest to start with, as the sequence returns on each wall. A beginner-friendly session usually begins there.
Yes, you can come along on your own, and the sessions are sociable and welcoming to solo dancers. People are happy to help each other learn.
Comfortable clothing you can move in and supportive footwear are all you need to begin. The group can advise on anything more specific before you attend.
Costs vary depending on the session and how you pay. For current rates, it is best to contact Contrafusion directly.
The best beginner option is one that feels fun and sociable, and a relaxed mixed session like this is an easy way in. Coming along once is the surest way to decide.