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Mind Your Business
“Mind Your Business” is a short and respectful reminder for leaders on how to keep the dance both fun and appropriate — especially in a club or social setting. In this quick tip, Mary Beth calls out a common mistake some guys make when dancing in close proximity: getting too close, too fast. The message is clear — dance is not a license to invade your partner’s space. Keep it classy. She offers a simple rule to follow: mind your business. That means no leaning in, no pulling your partner into awkward or uncomfortable positions, and no overly “cozy” moves unless it’s clearly welcome and part of the dance style. Instead, focus on clean technique, respectful spacing, and offering a comfortable experience for your partner. This tip is especially valuable for new dancers who may not yet realize how their body language is coming across — or for anyone who needs a quick reset on what good partner etiquette looks like. Treat her like a lady. Stay in your lane. And keep the dance about dancing.
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“Mind Your Business” is a short and respectful reminder for leaders on how to keep the dance both fun and appropriate — especially in a club or social setting.
In this quick tip, Mary Beth calls out a common mistake some guys make when dancing in close proximity: getting too close, too fast. The message is clear — dance is not a license to invade your partner’s space. Keep it classy.
She offers a simple rule to follow: mind your business. That means no leaning in, no pulling your partner into awkward or uncomfortable positions, and no overly “cozy” moves unless it’s clearly welcome and part of the dance style. Instead, focus on clean technique, respectful spacing, and offering a comfortable experience for your partner.
This tip is especially valuable for new dancers who may not yet realize how their body language is coming across — or for anyone who needs a quick reset on what good partner etiquette looks like.
Treat her like a lady. Stay in your lane. And keep the dance about dancing.
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