Learn to Line Dance with Georgie!

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Line Dance Classes in the West Midlands

Welcome to Line Dancing with Georgie, where western roots meet a welcoming, supportive community. With over 14 years of teaching experience, Georgie offers friendly, confidence-building line dance classes for dancers of all levels — whether you’re stepping onto the dance floor for the very first time or returning to something you love.

Based across the West Midlands, these classes are designed to be relaxed, inclusive, and fun, with no pressure and no partner required. Just turn up, move to the music, and enjoy the experience.

What You Can Expect

  • Friendly & Inclusive Classes
    Georgie’s classes are welcoming and supportive, creating a relaxed environment where everyone feels comfortable — even if it’s your very first class.

  • Step-by-Step Teaching
    Learn essential line dance steps and routines at a steady pace, building confidence one step at a time.

  • Trusted Venues Across the West Midlands
    Classes are held at carefully chosen venues, including established country music locations, making it easy to find a class near you.

  • A Real Sense of Community
    Line dancing is about more than just learning routines — it’s about connection, confidence, and enjoying time together on and off the dance floor.

Proudly Partnered with Rodeos

Georgie is the official line dance teacher at Rodeos, teaching regular line dance classes at both the Wolverhampton and Birmingham locations and also the Keep it Country Festivals around the UK.

Rodeos is one of the region’s best-known country music venues, and this partnership reflects Georgie’s experience, professionalism, and strong connection to the country dance community. Classes at Rodeos combine authentic country atmosphere with friendly, accessible teaching — making them a favourite for both new and returning dancers.

Learn more
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Why Line Dancing?

Line dancing is one of the few activities that benefits both the body and the mind, without feeling like exercise.

  • Boosts Confidence & Mood
    Dancing releases endorphins, helping to reduce stress, lift your mood, and improve overall mental wellbeing. Many dancers leave class feeling lighter, happier, and more confident than when they arrived.

  • Improves Coordination & Balance
    Learning routines helps strengthen coordination, memory, and balance — supporting long-term mobility in a fun, low-pressure way.

  • Gentle Full-Body Movement
    Line dancing improves cardiovascular health, flexibility, and strength without high impact or strain, making it suitable for a wide range of ages and abilities.

  • Mental Focus & Switch-Off Time
    Concentrating on steps and music gives your mind a break from daily stress, worries, and screens — a true mental reset.

  • Connection & Belonging
    Classes are social, supportive, and welcoming. Many dancers say the sense of community is just as important as the dancing itself.

This isn’t about perfection — it’s about progress, enjoyment, and feeling good in your own body.

Let's Line dance