Introductory Private Lesson
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The Introductory Private Lesson is a special offer available to new students who are interested in learning Ballroom & Latin dance with us. It is great way to experience our system of teaching, try different dances and get a feel of one on one instruction.
You’re invited to enjoy a sample lesson, regardless of your skill level, age, or whether you plan to come with a partner or on your own. |
Regular Private lessonYou may certainly begin taking dance lessons by booking a regular 45 minute Private lesson. In a private dance lesson format, you can accelerate your learning so much.
Private lessons focus solely on you. This format allows to develop an individualized program that will be most appropriate for your needs in the most appropriate order. If your goal is to master social dancing, you will be provided with the information on how to lead/follow, how to navigate on the floor, how to improvise and etc. If you goals are to become a seasoned competitor and you want to develop a routine for exercise or fun on your lesson, you will be presented an individual program as well. Regardless of your dancing goals, private lessons will change and adapt to your needs giving you amazing learning experience! |
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Interested in learning in a group class setting?
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Although we strongly recommend to take an introductory lesson, before you sign up for a private or a group class, you may start learning in a group environment immediately by coming to the class. At the moment we are offering SOCIAL BASICS class + practice party. Click the link to learn more.
Join the class and learn a few a basic steps, try it with a partner, enjoy social environment. Every month we present a group of dances to our students. You will not be bored! :) |
Special event coming, need a dance host?If you are planning a special event and want to hire a professional to work at your party, please fill out the booking form below.
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Thinking about getting dance shoes?
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After you have taken a few dance lessons, you feel that you want to become more serious about your dancing. The next thing which you might think of at the moment is how to get dance shoes to dance smoother and feel more comfortable on the dance floor. In this post I want to share some helpful tips on how to buy quality shoes, the once which will make you feel like a real dancer. Read more...
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Private lessons & group classes dress code
MEN:
It is definitely a not the best idea for men to wear muscle tees or tanks and we are pretty sure most women would like to keep it that way. Just as some men perspire more than others and should plan accordingly, for example: bring a fresh shirt to change into if the original shirt becomes too damp with perspiration, carry a handkerchief in your pocket to dry off sweat from the face between songs or tandas or wear a head band like a tennis player to keep perspiration at bay ;) and of course, try to be aware of sent, use deodorant as needed. Also you may want to consider using a nice cologne!
LADIES:
For Ladies it can be a bit trickier since strapless or sleeveless is considered stylish and appropriate evening wear in most social settings. However, we are normally not in such close proximity for such an extended period of time in most social settings so we have to be mindful, considerate and realistic about what that means. If you are the "natural" and super healthy type and not too keen on deodorant or anti-persperant, there is nothing wrong with that but do a sent check of the arm pit area and know that not everyone will want to share "the natural scent" with you in a close embrace. You may want to consider a cotton sleeve, wrap top, or short sleeve to absorb the scent and perspiration instead of your partners clothing. Otherwise, carry a pretty fan or handkerchief to cool off between tandas as well as a mini kit of your favorite toiletries to freshen up.
It is definitely a not the best idea for men to wear muscle tees or tanks and we are pretty sure most women would like to keep it that way. Just as some men perspire more than others and should plan accordingly, for example: bring a fresh shirt to change into if the original shirt becomes too damp with perspiration, carry a handkerchief in your pocket to dry off sweat from the face between songs or tandas or wear a head band like a tennis player to keep perspiration at bay ;) and of course, try to be aware of sent, use deodorant as needed. Also you may want to consider using a nice cologne!
LADIES:
For Ladies it can be a bit trickier since strapless or sleeveless is considered stylish and appropriate evening wear in most social settings. However, we are normally not in such close proximity for such an extended period of time in most social settings so we have to be mindful, considerate and realistic about what that means. If you are the "natural" and super healthy type and not too keen on deodorant or anti-persperant, there is nothing wrong with that but do a sent check of the arm pit area and know that not everyone will want to share "the natural scent" with you in a close embrace. You may want to consider a cotton sleeve, wrap top, or short sleeve to absorb the scent and perspiration instead of your partners clothing. Otherwise, carry a pretty fan or handkerchief to cool off between tandas as well as a mini kit of your favorite toiletries to freshen up.
