<\/strong>Suitable for beginners
\nWedding dance routines
\nModern ballroom and Latin and American dances
\nOld time and modern ballroom
\nLatin American sequence dances
\nCall for pricing<\/p>\n
Tuesday Evening<\/strong> Adult Couples come along and enjoy Only \u00a37.50 per person per night<\/p>\n For Happy Dancing and Sensible Exercise Joyce and Raymond Callis Waudby School of Dancing<\/strong><\/p>\n Raymond and Joyce competed during the 1960’s as amateur competitors winning both area and county championships.\u00a0 They became professional competitors during 1969 and retired from competition during 1972 to concentrate on their dancing school; Callis Waudby for Dancing.\u00a0 A highlight of their professional competition period was dancing the Tango in the semi-final of the British Professional Championships in Blackpool.<\/p>\n Raymond and Joyce specialised in teaching adult and children beginners and entering pupils for medal tests.\u00a0 They went on to hold the biggest medal test in the world for the IDTA at that time, with nearly 700 medal tests entered.<\/p>\n During 1972 Raymond and Joyce began Ladies Disco Rhythmical Fitness classes offering Latin American dance and disco movements coupled with body exercise movements which was successful for many years. During the early to mid 1990\u2019s they introduced American Country Line Dancing into the school; this led to them being contacted by a Professor Purdie Consultant for metabolic bone diseases at the Hull Royal Infirmary.\u00a0 Professor Purdie had discovered that a small number of his patients had increased their bone density thanks to the Callis Waudby Line Dancing classes.\u00a0 After time spent with Professor Purdie, Raymond and Joyce choreographed specific line dances and with the support of the local branch of the Osteoporosis Society they commenced line dance classes for people who suffered from osteoporosis which successfully raised many thousands of pounds for the local branch.<\/p>\n Raymond and Joyce have recently perfromed caberet and demonstration shows and still enjoy teaching beginners to dance.<\/p>\n Callis Waudby for Dancing continues to teach beginners to dance at the Brantingham Village Hall. Nr. Brough.\u00a0 Full details of classes offered can be found on the Dance Classes page of this site.<\/p>\n Callis Waudby for Dancing classes are available to clients living in South Cave, North Cave, Hotham, Everthorpe, Drewton, South Newbald, North Newbald, South Cliffe, North Cliffe, High Hunsley, Low Hunsley, Riplingham, Little Weighton, Walkington, Bentley, Skidby, Eppleworth, Cottingham, Willerby, Kirk Ella, West Ella, Anlaby, Swanland, North Ferriby, Melton, Welton, Raywell, Rowley, Elloughton, Brantingham, Brough, Ellerker, Crabley, Gilberdyke, Newport, Howden, Scalby, Sandholme, Sancton, Beverley, Bishop Burton, Market Weighton and all other East Yorkshire villages.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Welcome to the Callis Waudby School of Dancing! Our weekly dance classes can be enjoyed on… Private lessons by appointment – Tuesday evenings only Suitable for beginners Wedding dance routines Modern ballroom and Latin and American dances Old time and … Continue reading
\n7.00pm to 9.00pm<\/strong><\/p>\n
\nAn evening of popular sequence dancing
\nAt the Village Hall, Brantingham, near Brough
\nIn a friendly atmosphere
\nWith occasional tuition by Joyce and Raymond
\nBallroom, Latin American and Sequence Dance Tuition.<\/p>\n
\nCallis Waudby for Dancing is for You!<\/p>\n
\nTel: 01430 424418\u00a0 \u00a0 Mobile: 07890281992\u00a0 \u00a0 E-mail: info@calliswaudby.co.uk<\/p>\n
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Callis Waudby for Dancing opened during October 1969;\u00a0qualifying as teachers with the IDTA during 1970.<\/p>\n