what type of dance make most people groove?

You can only enjoy ballroom dance from age 50 upwards? Really? I think you need to get out more! Ballroom dancing is not big in my area, but I started classes back in 1999; had to stop after getting married in April 2005. In that time I've gone through four dance teachers. I've performed two Showcase Presentations before a judging panel (received written critiques, trophies, etc), video camera, professional photographer & live audience of peers. I've never had a steady dance partner. I've completed a final exam for the FATD award to Bronze standard in front of interstate judges, videographers, photographers & live audience of peers. During those years, I danced two private lessons per week, attended three group sessions a week & attended regular socials & Balls arranged by my school. I've been continuously assessed on over twenty different dance styles in the categories of Modern, Latin & New Vogue. I first took up dance lessons as a result of my work with the Church. For two years running, I transformed our very poor turnout Annual Ball into a highly successful event, which twice filled the Rec Center with over 635 youth from as far away as Victoria (exceeding capacity - up from 180 the previous year). The style we are taught here is very Americanized & quite different to that practiced by the English for the same dances. I wouldn't have known this had I not ventured over to the Northern Districts Ballroom Club which is one of the oldest here & very, very English! I probably attended there each time a dance event was held, maybe once a fortnight for over a year & made some good friends, though most of them have since departed this life. Why waste your energy? It would be far better to put it to good use & achieve something for yourself.