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LSA ADULTS

 
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Top rated instructors. Over 5000 students taught.
20+ years of experience. Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced. 

Services

Our curated collection of programs designed to inspire creativity,movement and unforgettable moments.

Art

  • Painting

  • Drawing

Dance 

  • Beginner Ballroom

  • Comtetition Prep

  • Advanced Technique Smooth/Rhythm

  • Ballet

  • Contemporary

  • Wedding Dance

  • Cruise Prep

  • Latin Mix(Salsa Bachata,Merengue)​

Experience

  • Workshops

  • Sip and Paint

  • Birthday Paint and Dance Party

  • Competition

  • Showcase

  • Photo day

  • Themed Dance Party.

  Private Lessons

Are the most personal (and fastest) way to learn—students learn the dances they choose, taught at their current level with an experienced, positive, and supportive instructor (each of our teachers has 20+ years of teaching experience), and they can select lesson times that are convenient for their schedule. You can create a custom program based on your goal—preparing for a wedding, cruise, competition, showcase, or social event, or simply dancing for exercise, confidence, and fun—while training in our new, luxurious ballroom with free parking and a calm, not-overcrowded environment. Our team is trained in multiple styles including American Smooth, American Rhythm, Club Dances, Wedding Dance, Ballet, and Contemporary, and private lessons offer focused one-on-one attention, faster progress with clear step-by-step feedback, and coaching tailored to your body and learning style. A unique benefit of training here is the opportunity to learn in a school led by two professional dancers—so you receive guidance from both a professional leader and a professional follower, giving you balanced coaching, two expert perspectives, and more complete feedback for quicker improvement and real confidence on the floor.

What makes our Wedding Dance Lessons special

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  • Lots of practice space (no overcrowded dance floor)

  • Your music plays for most of the lesson (so you build real comfort with your song)

  • Large mirrors in a new, luxurious ballroom

  • Free parking (always)

  • Choreography designed for your venue layout (where you’ll enter/stand/turn, how much space you’ll have)

  • DJ vs. live band cues (we help you plan clean starts/stops and timing)

  • Videographer tips for the best camera angles for your first dance

  • Steps + poses matched to your experience and comfort level

  • Same experienced instructor each time (consistency + faster progress)

  • Flexible scheduling to fit wedding planning

  • Dress + etiquette tips (what to wear, shoes, how to move comfortably and look elegant)

  • Extra “party dances” so you can have fun for the rest of the reception

  • Video recording + a practice plan so you know exactly what to do between lessons

  • Photo-friendly poses for beautiful wedding-day pictures

Group Classes

 

​​Our group classes are built on a unique, step-by-step system that creates progress you can actually see. Each class follows a logical learning path: we start by learning the steps, then layer in timing and musicality, refine technique, add styling, and finish with performance tips that make your dancing look confident and effortless. We focus on one dance per class day—so in four classes per month, you’ll learn a complete choreography and then improve it week by week through refinement, musicality, styling, and performance coaching. Taught by professional instructors with 20+ years of ballroom teaching experience—and a track record of coaching champions in the U.S. and abroad—this program gives you a clear plan, real results, and a great experience every time you walk in.

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Attire Guidelines

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Ladies:

 

  • Comfortable, fitted clothing that allows free movement (dresses, skirts, or leggings with a top).

  • Ballroom or character shoes with a secure heel (avoid street shoes).

  • Hair should be styled neatly away from the face.

  • Minimal jewelry to avoid interference with movement.

 

Gentlemen:

 

  • Fitted shirts or polo shirts, dress pants or slacks.

  • Ballroom shoes (suede-soled preferred) or clean, smooth-soled shoes.

  • Avoid baggy clothing that can interfere with partner work.

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General Tips:

 

  • Avoid overly strong perfumes or colognes (some students may be sensitive).

  • Bring a water bottle to stay hydrated.

  • Layering is recommended for warming up.

  • Freshen up before class—use deodorant and consider a mint for fresh breath.

 

Etiquette & Classroom Behavior

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  • Arrive on time and be ready to start when class begins.

  • Respect your partner’s space and maintain appropriate physical boundaries.

  • Follow the instructor’s guidance carefully.

  • Keep conversations brief and professional; focus on learning during class.

  • Observe social dance etiquette:

     

    • Wait for instruction before dancing with a new partner.

    • Thank your partner after practice.

    • Avoid stepping on or tripping your partner.

     

  • Refrain from using phones or devices during class.

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Partner & Practice Tips

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  • When practicing, always ask before taking a partner for a dance.

  • Maintain good posture, and keep movements controlled.

  • Be patient with yourself and your partner—ballroom dancing is a skill developed over time.

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