First Name:  

Last Name:  

Screen Name (optional):  

Tell People about yourself.

What kind of person are you looking for?

Type of partnership desired: (check all that apply)
  Amateur Partner for competition or performance
  Professional Partner
  A date
  A long term relationship
  Marriage and Children
  Platonic friends with whom to hang out and dance

Types of dances desired for this partnership (check all that apply)
  Smooth (American Style Waltz, Foxtrot, Tango, etc.)
  Standard (International Style Waltz, Foxtrot, Tango, etc.)
  American Style Latin (Cha-Cha, Rumba, etc.)
  International Style Latin (Cha-Cha, Rumba, Samba, etc.)
  Swing (East Coast, West Coast, Lindy, etc.)
  Night Club (Hustle, Romantic Two-step, etc.)
  Argentine Tango
  Brasilian Samba
  Country Western (CW Two-step, CW cha-cha, etc.)
  Vintage Dances (Quadrille, Royal Boston, etc.)
  Ballet
  Modern Dance
  Hip Hop
  Salsa
Your dance level:  

Your birth year:  

Your height:  

Your gender:
  Male
  Female

Gender of desired dance partner:
  Male
  Female

Location - City:  

Location - State:  

Location - Country:  

Other - anything else you think is important for prospective dance partners that didn't get covered somewhere else

Your email we should post on your personals page:  

Other contact info we should post:  

INCLUDE up to three jpeg photos of yourself. You do not have to post a photo, but you are more likely to get a response if you do. We suggest at least one head shot, and at least one photo of you dancing. You will need to email your photos to personals@exploredance.com.

NOTES: Many personals sites require you to specify your body type, and other details about yourself and about the person you are looking for. Sometimes this is useful and sometimes it is just confusing. For instance, one site asks people to distinguish between "toned" and "shapely toned" - what the heck does that mean anyway? Include as much or as little such detail as you want.

WARNING: Meeting people, over the Internet or otherwise, has its risks. Use common sense. For instance, when meeting someone for the first time, arrange to meet in a public space, such as a dance studio. We reserve the right to remove any photos or text which are offensive.