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Yes, it's relatively easy once you get the basic steps into your brain.


Yes, it's fun if you enjoy dancing and don't mind looking a little silly the first couple of times.


Whether it's a good workout depends on your current level of fitness and the instructor. Get a great instructor and they will give options so that everyone gets a good workout. Get one who is less experienced and if you've already got a good level of fitness, you may not break a sweat. I've seen some reports claiming a calorie burn of 1000 per hour which I think is very unlikely for most people but you'll definitely burn more than you would sitting on the sofa and any exercise is better than none!

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