Line dance is a choreographed dance in which participants perform a sequence of steps in unison, typically in lines or rows. It is often set to country music but can also be danced to various genres. Each dancer faces the same direction, and the routines are usually repeated multiple times, making it accessible for beginners and enjoyable for all ages. This dance form encourages social interaction and is commonly seen at events like weddings, parties, and dance clubs. Line dancing can improve coordination, rhythm, and fitness, while fostering a sense of community among participants.