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marathon dancing

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marathon dancing
dance contest with endurance as chief factor. [Am. Hist.: Sann, 57–69]
See : Endurance
marathon dancing
dance contests, the longest of which lasted 24 weeks and 5 days (1930s). [Am. Hist.: McWhirter, 461]
See : Fads
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It was estimated that marathon dancing was equivalent to walking 40 miles a day.
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Basketball, boxing, weight lifting, marathon dancing, skating, and the like were offered Monday through Fridays, with special concerts and performances usually held on the weekends.
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He sparked a national craze dubbed marathon dancing, which gripped the nation for the next decade.
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