Take Latin, Salsa & Ballroom Dancing Lessons In Boston Area, MA.

I am new to dancing, how do I get started?
Group dance classes (courses) and private dance lessons are the two main ways of learning how to dance. Please visit the group class schedule to see new courses open for enrollment, choose the course you are interested in and register online. For private lessons please call us at (617) 372 5890 to set up an appointment.

Do I need a partner to learn how to dance?
No, Latin and Ballroom dancing lessons can be taken with a partner or individually.

I have two left feet and absolutely no dance experience, can you really teach me how to dance?
Definitely yes! We have developed step-by-step teaching methods specifically suited for beginners with zero dance experience as well as teaching methods for the more advanced dancers. Your lessons will be catered to your level and goals.

How many lessons do I need to be able to dance?
This depends on your goals and ability. The best way to learn Latin and Ballroom dancing is through taking private dance lessons and group dance classes consistently. It is recommended that you take at least 1-2 lessons per week. As well as, 30 min – 1 hour of practice time in between the lessons to ensure progress.

What should I wear to my lesson?
Wear clothes that are comfortable and allow for body movement and flexibility.
Lady’s shoes - In the beginning stages you can wear sneakers or comfortable heels. Later on you may want to invest in proper Latin and Ballroom dance shoes.
Man’s Shoes – In the beginning stages you can wear sneakers or comfortable dress shoes. Later on you may want to invest in proper Latin and Ballroom dance shoes.

Do you teach social or competitive dancing?
Both social and competitive Latin, Ballroom and Salsa lessons are offered. Depending on your goals, the focus of your lessons will change.

Social Latin & Ballroom Dancing:
Lessons focus on step patterns, lead and follow, timing/musicality, styling, feeling and more.

Competitive Latin & Ballroom Dancing:
Lessons Focus on technique, lead and follow, choreography, timing/musicality, lines, styling, feeling, dance character, performance and more.

Wedding Dance Preparation:
Lessons Focus on step patterns, choreography, styling and most importantly making you feel comfortable for your first dance.

What does Pro/Am mean?
Pro/Am is short for Professional/Amateur dance competition category. This is where a student dances in competitions with his/her professional instructor. Perfect for single students who want to compete but do not have a partner.

Where do you teach?
We teach in several locations in the Boston Area including Newton and Waltham, MA. Visit the contact us page for exact addresses.

For further inquiries call us at (617) 372 5890.