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Another plus of dancing is that the weight bearing movements of your steps can strengthen the bones of your legs and hips, important for maintaining bone health as you age.
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While we may not all be hip-hopping into our nineties, dancing is one activity we can (hopefully) do for the rest of our lives… and the sociability it provides is part of its allure. |