FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

A: No, you do not need a partner to take dance classes. 

We offer both group classes and private lessons that are tailored to individual needs and preferences. During group classes, we rotate partners frequently so that everyone gets a chance to dance with different people and practice their skills with various partners.

If you prefer private lessons, you do not need to bring a partner with you. Your professional instructors will be your dance partner during your private lessons. We offer one-on-one sessions where you can work on specific dance styles and techniques, as well as Pro-Am competitive dancing.

A: We recommend wearing comfortable clothing that allows for ease of movement, such as athletic wear or dance wear. It is also important to wear proper dance shoes with a smooth soles and good support.

A: No, you do not need any dance experience to take dance classes. 

Whether you are a beginner or an experienced dancer, we welcome all skill levels and can tailor our lessons to your individual needs. Our goal is to provide a fun and supportive environment where you can learn, grow, and enjoy the many benefits of dance.

A: Our group classes and private sessions are typically 45 minutes long.

A: We teach a variety of Ballroom and Latin dance styles, including Cha-cha-cha, Rumba, Swing, Foxtrot, Tango, and more.

A: Yes, we offer private lessons for individuals or couples who prefer one-on-one instruction. Private lessons can be customized to your specific dance goals and skill level.

A: We recommend taking classes at least one or two times a week to see progress and improvement in your dance skills. However, the frequency of classes can be tailored to your schedule and goals.

A: Yes, it is completely normal to make mistakes when learning a new skill. We are here to guide and support you through the learning process.

A: Yes, we offer opportunities for our students to participate in dance competitions and performances. We can provide guidance and training for those interested in pursuing competitive dancing.