Irish Dancing
By: Priscilla S, Daisy G, April E, Monica M
Culture
history
Irish dancing has been around since the 16th and 17th centuries.The origin is not clear, however, there is evidence that Celtics created it, using the dancing which is now known as irish dancing to honour the oak tree and the sun.
Fun Facts
- Most irish dancers use hard shoes for the noise
- the focal point of irish dancing is the leg movement
- Irish dancing is basically Tap Dance
Benefits
You learn how to recognize repetitive steps and you improve your memory.
It benefits your heart more than cycling or swimming.
It’ll boost your confidence and improves your social skills.
Irish dancing is usually used for therapy for people who have Parkinson's disease.
It improves your posture, you have to be in a certain position that won't end up hurting you.
Irish dancing increases your self-esteem to do well while performing.
It's great exercise, including a bunch of leg work and jumping while dancing.
Improves your stamina.