Sequence Dancing Survey 2006

This survey is being conducted amongst ordinary sequence dancers to find present trends in sequence dancing, the factors which influence dancers and matters which concern them. The form needs to be completed on-line at www.sequencedancing.co.uk/survey2006.htm before the end of January and the results will be published there during February 2006.

Please check the boxes below as required:-

1) What is your age?    under 50;   50-59;   60-69;   70-79;   over 80

2) Are you? qualified dance teacher; club leader;    ordinary dancer.

3) How many times per week do you usually dance?
only occasionally; once; twice; three; four or more times.

4) Do you have a computer? own PC; use Library or Friend ;   don't use one.

5) Which region do you live in;-
East Midlands Eastern London North East North West Northern Ireland
Scotland South East South West Wales West Midlands Yorkshire & Humber

6) What are the average numbers at your club? Under 20, 20-30 , 30-40, 40-50,
     50-60, 0ver 60

7) What attracts you there? (tick all applicable) atmosphere; proximity; quality; friends;

8) What is the charge? Under £1.50; £1.50 -£1.99; £2-£2.49; £2.50 or more

9) How many new dances are taught at your club at a time? none; usually 1; usually 2; all 3

10) How many dances would you like taught each time? none; one; two; all three.

11) How many new dances would you like each year. (bear in mind there are more than 12 rhythms)
up to 24: 25-30; 31-35; 36-40; 41-45 (present number) more than 45

12) What are your concerns for the future of Sequence Dancing (tick all applicable)
age of dancers; too many dances; no leaders; no new dancers; lack of central support

13) Do you think an organisation solely to represent Sequence Dancers would be useful;-
yes; maybe; doubtful; no.

14) What problems or improvements can you see for the future of sequence dancing?