Rhythm

Is a fun, flirtatious, dance that emphasizes fast footwork, playful hip action, and a strong internal sense of rhythm. 

the most sensual of all latin dances, combing long leg lines, rolling hip actions, and beautiful arm styling.  Rumba puts great focus on core strength, balance, and “Cuban motion

 is a descendant of the incredibly popular Lindy Hop style of the American 20’s, 30’s, and 40’s. A great starter dance for those interested in all that swing has to offer, the East Coast Swing can be performed in a simple “single time” form or in it’s more common “triple time” rhythm that focuses heavily on energetic movement, a variety of turns and spins and, appropriately enough, a “swinging” action in the hips. Versatile, fun, and challenging

is a beautiful fusion of smooth, sultry latin movements and sexy bossa nova based rhythms. Few dances are as intriguing or alluring. Sometimes referred to as the “ballroom dancer’s latin dance”, Bolero layers an almost waltz-like rise and fall action on top of the traditional Cuban motion, making it one of the more challenging dances to learn but also one of the most rewarding.

Steeped in afro-cuban musical history, a good mambo relies on exceptional rhythm, coordinated rib and hip movement, and expression. Differing slightly from the salsa, Mambo “breaks” on the second count of a music measure, which provides an excellent opportunity for the student to improve musicality along with the many physical skills the dance offers.

the most recognizable of all ballroom dances. With it’s signature 3/4 timing, airy rise and fall, and music box-like hold, no other dance better conjures images of romance and grace. 

Most know that the tango is the dance of seduction, of mystery, and of passion. However, tango can also be hauntingly beautiful and deeply introspective. Tango’s unique hold and cat like style of movement not only make it a show stopper on the floor, but a great method for learning musicality, sharp footwork, strong body carriage, and powerful leg actions.

Rooted in the music of “The Great American Songbook”, foxtrot is an elegant dance that glides effortlessly across the floor before whisking into a series of pivot turns or picturesque lines. The classic dance for a wedding or gala, foxtrot is simple enough for beginners to learn quickly and broad enough to challenge ballroom enthusiasts for years.

defining characteristic is its whimsical turning. Significantly faster than it’s namesake, Viennese waltz harkens back to the grand balls of Austria, and is arguably the “dreamiest” dance of all. While it is not as common socially in this day and age, it is still an excellent dance for learning grace, agility, balance, and posture.

This includes Two step, Night club 2, Country Swing, Line dance