If you’ve been anywhere near Bakersfield lately, you’ve probably heard the name Anais Cordebard buzzing around. As a local dance instructor, she’s been making waves with her energetic and inclusive line dance classes that are drawing crowds from all over Kern County. And honestly? It’s about time we talked about why line dancing isn’t just a nostalgic throwback—it’s a full-blown movement.
Let’s be real: when most people think of line dancing, they picture cowboy boots, country music, and maybe a little two-stepping at a honky-tonk. But Anais is changing that perception one class at a time. Her sessions are less about rigid routines and more about community, fun, and fitness. Whether you’re a seasoned dancer or someone who can’t tell a grapevine from a vine, her classes welcome everyone with open arms.
So, what’s the big deal? For starters, line dancing is an incredible workout. It’s cardio, coordination, and core strength all rolled into one. But beyond the physical benefits, it’s a social experience. In a world where we’re more connected digitally than ever, there’s something special about gathering in a room with strangers who quickly become friends, all moving in sync to a great beat.
Anais’s classes are particularly special because she infuses them with modern music alongside classic country tunes. Think Beyoncé meets Brooks & Dunn. It keeps things fresh and appeals to a wider audience—because let’s face it, who doesn’t want to dance to a good mix?
If you’re in Bakersfield and looking for a new way to break a sweat, meet people, or just shake off the stress of the week, do yourself a favor and check out one of Anais Cordebard’s line dance classes. Trust me, your feet (and your soul) will thank you.
Have you tried line dancing? Drop a comment below—I’d love to hear your thoughts!
