If you really do not think that different age groups dance differently to others then all you need to do is step onto a wedding dance floor and you will be in complete agreeance.
So what are the differences and why on earth is this??
Younger Generations
The children are the funniest and maddest when it comes to dancing as the ywill run in there and have a quick dance and once again run out. What was amusing at this wedding is watching my children have a bit of a dance as they only went in to the songs they recognised and then they ran out as soon as they realised I was watching them.
Sweet Couples
I have not seen one single couple dancing very well at all. A lot of the time you will see one of them stepping on the others feet and I have to say I am always doing this, I cannot dance. They will tend to go in for the really romantic and cheesy ones and then stop and drop out.
20s
I have to say that it is the late teens and early 20s where I saw all of the energy with many of them staying on the dance floor for the entire evening. Although all of the people I saw dancing had the energy they need to learn to dance.
The Oldies
I have to admit, watching my elderly mother and father dance is a very moving thing, all of those dancing holidays really did pay off, they were awesome. Saying that, they couldnt really manage much more than a couple of songs at a time.
So book one of those Torquay hotels and get dancing!