The Lee Enfield Line Dancers is a friendly line dancing club meeting in Waltham Cross, open to beginners and improvers alike. It has built a loyal following of members who come as much for the company as the dancing. It suits anyone wanting sociable, low-impact exercise with no partner required.
The mood, by every account, is warm, welcoming and full of laughter, the kind of club where complete beginners quickly grow in confidence and make firm friends. Members describe finding something they genuinely love and looking forward to it each week. It is ideal for people wanting to get out, meet others and enjoy gentle activity.
Line dancing is what the club is all about, with dances taught step by step so newcomers can follow from their very first night. A typical evening walks through the counts of a dance, builds it up gradually, then dances it through to music, all without the need for a partner. Both beginners and improvers are catered for, and the low-impact nature makes it accessible for a wide range of ages and fitness levels. It is a welcoming introduction to a sociable form of dance.
A newcomer can expect a friendly welcome, no need to bring a partner, and dances broken down slowly so you can join in. Wear comfortable clothing and supportive shoes with soles that let you turn easily, and bring water. The first evening is about following along and enjoying the atmosphere.
The club meets at a social club in Waltham Cross, easy to reach for members across the surrounding area. Local parking and transport make an evening out simple to attend.
If you're interested in line dancing whether as a beginner or an improver, the Lee Enfield Line Dancers will welcome you to their friendly club at Goff's School.
I have been attending on Monday nights for about three and a half years now and I thoroughly enjoy the experience . Sue is an excellent teacher. She has pulled out all the stops to get classes reorganized during the pandemic at the new venue on Mondays and we all have a good laugh. I can vouch for the fact that it helps keep you fit, physically as well as mentally. It is also an opportunity to make new friends.
Apart from the classes— Liz Parker (Liz)
Thanks to this lovely line dancing group at Waltham cross I’ve found somthing I really really love doing . Somthing for me. From complete beginner and knowing nothing I’ve grown in confidence and I’ve made some amazing friends. . Deffo worth joining in for fun smiles laughter. Great music , dance moves and life long friendships .— Nicola Stone
If anyone is looking to join a class for line dancing low impact exercise of just to get out and meet people you don’t need a partner then this is perfect I have been coming for six months now and really love it 😋— Helen Young
very friendly club if you haven't done line dancing before this would be the club to start with all the ladies would make you welcome …I have Been going for awhile now and I would definitely recommend it— Susan Law
Yes, line dancing is danced in lines without a partner, which is part of its appeal. You can join and take part entirely on your own.
Comfortable clothing you can move in and supportive shoes with smooth soles for turning are ideal. Bring water and dress in layers as you will warm up.
Line dancing sessions are often modestly priced, though costs vary by club. It is best to contact the club directly for current rates.
Line dancing is a great choice for beginners because it needs no partner and dances are taught step by step. Its sociable, low-impact style makes it very approachable.
Line dancing suits many adults well, offering gentle exercise and a friendly social scene. Choosing something you enjoy keeps you coming back.
Line dancing is a gentle, low-impact activity that many find good for general fitness. Anyone with a heart condition should check with their doctor before starting.