Social Life Dance Center

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Mr. Randy Lynn, Social Life's founder, started his career as a dance instructor in the 70's in Toronto, Canada, at the early age of seventeen. It was his wish to develop a more modern approach to dance instruction and bring dance awareness back into the minds and feet of the public. It is also his desire to bring a team feeling between dance centers around North America as Social Life grows. Through his special methods and concepts of instruction, he can teach a person to dance quickly and easily. This common sense approach to social dancing is making the 21st century the new "Time to Dance" with the Social Life Dance Centers emerging as the clear choice for young and old alike.

Ms. Michelle Baxter, the other person who works here, will update this later.

Our entire reputation and success depends on the successful teaching of each individual member. We must recognize what our students need and want, and be able to individualize instruction to meet their goals. It is only by using the sound teaching methods of the Social Life Dancing System that we are able to achieve our combined goals.

When mountain climber, Sir Edmund Hillary, was asked how to climb a mountain, he replied: "One step at a time." The same is true with everything we try to do. How do you learn to dance? "One step at a time." And with each step you take you will be headed toward a more fun-filled life.

We know this to be true since many of our members learn to dance in an amazingly short period of time. There is a reason for this. Everyone has rhythm. (Yes, you too!) In the years of teaching people to dance, it has been our constant satisfaction to see people starting to use this natural inborn rhythm to express themselves, in mind and spirit.

Dancing is… in the truest sense… a way of life. It is a sport that wakes up the body and the mind, and frees the individual to add new dimensions to their life. Dancing is fun. From six years to eighty-six, dancing puts you in tune with life, and with other people. The only thing you have to do is take that first step… to a Social Life Dance Center.