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SHOES:
Most locations require gym shoes on their
floors (no street shoes), so you
can wear a pair of gym shoes if you have them,
or just socks. What will be better for your
knees is a pair of shoes that allows you to
slide. See if you have a pair of
shoes with a smooth leather bottom (like dress
shoes) or a pair you have worn
off all the tread, then clean the soles off
thoroughly so there is no dirt or
grit on them and bring them (don't wear them)
to class. They can be your
"designated dance shoes" for the duration
of the class.
Body Gear,
a local dance shop on the Commons, 101 S. Cayuga St., Ithaca, NY,
has many dance shoes to chose from and can order even more options.
Great personal service!
Online try: Dance
Connection has a lot of options to chose from and are very helpful
over the phone.
Less expensive options than dance shoes:
*Buy bowling shoes, which have a suede leather sole just like dance
shoes in a sneaker style shoe.
*Take a pair of shoes to Cobbler's Cottage, and have them put leather
or suede soles on the bottom: .222 Elmira Rd # 11, Ithaca, 14850
- (607) 273-2951
* Put duct tape, or cloth sports tape on the bottom of your shoes
for better slide on the floor.
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Dancing
in Other Cities
Southern Tier
Swing Dance Society
Binghamton Dance
Times
Syracuse Swing Dance
Society
Lets Dance Productions,
Syracuse NY
United
Singles Dance Schedule, Syracuse NY
Syracuse University's
Ballroom Dance Organization
Rochester Swing Dance
Network
Hudson-Mohawk
Traditional Dances, Inc
National
& New England Swing Dance
dancenet: Swingdancing
in Boston and New England
Mike and Inge, London
Ontario, Canada
Toronto Swing Dance
Society
Toronto Traditional Social
Dance, Ontario Canada
Dance Productions,
Debbie Ramsey & Wesley Boz, North Carolina
Land o' Loons Lindy
Hoppers, Minnesota
Northern California Lindy
Society
DanceSpots Network,
directory of Dance Venues & Teachers throughout the US.
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