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Ceroc, Le Roc, Modern Jive

Below we refer to Ceroc, Le Roc and Modern Jive as 'Ceroc' (to save our fingers!). Please be aware that there is more than one type of Modern Jive and more than one provider in Edinburgh.

Ceroc Accommodation in Edinburgh - we can accommodate up to 18 people (tight squeeze) and we are dance-friendly. We can guide you to all the venues and maybe even accompany you!

(First, be sure and tell us when you book if you have an interest in Ceroc and we will be glad to help you organise your trip around scheduled activities).

For those who know little about Ceroc here are some frequently asked questions:

What is Ceroc?

Ceroc is a fusion of Jive and salsa, fun and easy to learn. It is the original, largest and fastest growing partner dance in the UK

I can't dance - will I make a fool of myself?

Absolutely not. Our classes attract typically 200 people per night and there are always completely new members every night and we have a team of people called Taxi dancers who are dedicated to new people. It's no different to learning anything, you will find that after about 5 minutes that there was really nothing to worry about as the beginners classes are really easy.

Do I need to book in advance?

No. There is not set course that you need to enroll on. Every week there will always be a number of people there for the first time and therefore we always run a complete beginners classes, you can just turn up to whatever venue you like, as and when you like.

Do I need to bring a partner?

No. There is no need to take a partner with you because Ceroc's teaching method means that everyone will be moved around to change partners during the classes, therefore, it does not make any difference whether you come on your own or with friends, either way you get to meet and dance with everyone else at least once.

What should I wear?

You do not need any particular clothing to attend a Ceroc evening. Anything goes, casual wear or smart dress, as long as you feel comfortable. it is really up to you!! As for shoes, wear something that will allow you to move freely on the dance floor, we recommend leather sole shoes.

How much does it cost?

You should expect to pay between £5 to £7 for the whole evening.

What can I do to learn quickly?

There are workshops you can attend, or just come along to an evening event where there are regular lessons.