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The rise in popularity of contemporary ballroom dancing may, in part, owe its resurgence to reality TV shows such as “Dancing with the Stars” on ABC or “So You Think You Can Dance" on Fox. Fans of ballroom dancing have discovered that European, Latin, contemporary and occasional ballroom dancing offers many unique perks such as putting a new spark into one’s relationship or creating a great social activity for couples - and for singles who wish to find their dance partners in life. Additionally, ballroom dancing also provides ample cardiovascular exercise, strength and toning work, and stretching for greater health and fitness. Finally, many ballroom dancers claim that ballroom dancing is wonderful for relieving stress as well as slowing or even reversing the aging process.

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Dance Resources

National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. For those interested in how dance and performing arts have been portrayed in representative mediums, the Washington, D.C. National Gallery of Art provides a vast number of images and learning resources. A sample search might explore the works of Edgar Degas, for instance, and examine the painter’s fascination with European (especially French, Polish, and Russian) ballet and other forms of the dance arts.

Visit the Library of Congress: American Memory and find a unique series in the Music Division of the Library that is devoted to American Ballroom dance instruction from 1490-1920 as well as an overview of Western ballroom dancing.