FAQ

No! Our classes are open to everyone and we practice rotating partners. This allows you to build relationships with fellow dancers and also maximizes your dance skill acquisition. Exposure to a variety of dancer styles, improves your understanding of building a smooth dance experience.

Shoes that secure at the ankle. (no flip flops or slip ons) Shoes with soles that are smooth. Dress shoes, suede bottom dance shoes, etc. It's best to avoid tennis shoes and soles that are anti-slip.

Yourself! A water bottle , a towel/bandana - it's nice for those who experience clammy hands or sweat easily. Your phone to record end-of-class patterns for self-study

Whatever you feel comfortable in! We have some students in business casual after work, some come for date night, and others are in workout clothes.

Then you have come to the right place. We have TONS of tools to help you build confidence in and master dancing coordination. There is no expectation you will be "Dancing With the Stars" level day 1. We all have to walk before we run. We're here to support you.