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Adult Ballroom Dance Classes | Free First Class | Singles | Couples | Wedding Lessons
  US Top rated instructors. Over 5000 students taught. 20+ years of experience. Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced. 

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  • No partner - no problem!

  • No experience needed - simple steps, easy to start

  • ​Fun and social - meet new people or bond with your partner

  • Boosts confidence - feel poised and accomplished quickly

  • Healthy and active - improve fitness while having fun

  • Romantic and playful - perfect for couples and weddings

  • Lifelong skill - dance anywhere, anytime at any age

Beginner Social Dancing

BALLROOM ESSENTIALS

Foxtrot, Swing, Rumba, Tango, Waltz, Salsa, Cha Cha, Viennese Waltz, Bolero.

Flexible Stretch

STRETCHING FOR DANCE

Gentle, healthy stretching increases range of motion, supports better posture, and releases built-up tension, leaving you feeling limber, relaxed, and energized.

Wedding Dance

WEDDING DANCE

Wow the crowd!

Choreography, Picture Poses, Video of the dance for practice

Disco Ball and Glitters

FRIDAY PRACTICE PARTY

Practice your skills and have fun with your friends! Every Friday 7:15-8:00 pm.

Attire Guidelines

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.

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

  • 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.

Partner & Practice Tips

  • 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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