- How do I get started?
- We offer a Starter Program with 10 Sessions for all of our new students. You will receive 6 Private Lessons, 3 Group Lessons and 1 Practice Party (see below for explanations). In this Starter Program you will learn the 5 basic elements you need to know so you can learn any dance we teach! You will also learn up to 3 steps in a few different dances, you will be introduced to how to become a good dance partner and how to follow a beat.
- DO I need a partner to dance at your studio?
- Absolutely not! We will partner you up with a professional who will be your partner for your private lessons - just like Dancing with the Stars! During the Groups and Practice Parties you will be able to dance with the other students and your instructor too!
- What should I wear?
- We recommend that you wear something you're comfortable in. Your shoes should allow you to slide, so track shoes, any court sport shoe, and rubber sole shoes are not recommended.
- Amount of Lessons required?
- This answer varies for every individual depending on your overall goal, time frame, experience, instruct-ability, comprehension, retention, and practice time.
- What is a Private Lesson?
- In a private lesson, you will have the undivided attention and time of one of the instructors to work on your dance(s). The lesson will go at your own pace and will be catered to your skill level and individual goals.
- What is a Group Class?
- In a group class, you will get to meet fellow students and be instructed alongside with them by an individual instructor. The group class will focus on a predetermined dance style, set of steps/patterns, and will flow at a general pace to cover all the material that is meant to be covered for the class.
- Should I take Private Lessons or Group Classes?
- Private lessons and group classes make a perfect partnership. The structure and customizability of private lessons will get you to where you want to be as a dancer quicker. However, the variety of group classes allow you to experience new and different dances, steps, and figures that you may not have gone over with your instructor. Take what you learn in a group class and polish it with your instructor, or experience a new side of the same dance in a group class.
- What is a Practice Party?
- At a practice party, you will get to practice what you have been learning in your private lessons and your group classes in a more social setting alongside others who are also learning! This will be helpful in getting you ready to dance at all the different type of venues you may be attending in the future. Parties also give you a chance to meet and socialize with like-minded people who are involved in the same experiences and pass time as you!
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