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Dr. Robert K. Rosen, an internist at Baylor University Medical Center at Dallas, says ballroom dancing has
several health benefits for senior citizens. In particular, he says the communal nature of dancing helps keep them from becoming isolated or lonely.
“I think anything that can be done to keep them active and interested and involved is an excellent idea,” Dr. Rosen says.
“Ballroom dancing really does challenge every part of your system, from your hearing, vision, mental alertness to coordination and your cardiovascular system”.
Your coordination is better enhanced by wearing the correct ballroom dancing dance shoes. They are practically mandatory for your safety while ballroom dancing.