Wherever you’re starting, there’s a place for you here. Find the class that fits, show up as you are, and we’ll build confidence one step at a time.
Come dance. Build confidence. Belong.
Come dance. Build confidence. Belong.
Ready to Dance?
Intermediate class is for experienced dancers ready to explore more complex choreography, musicality, and movement styles.
You’ll work with intricate footwork, turns, syncopation, phrasing, tags, restarts, and longer combinations, while also exploring styles like waltz, lyrical, nightclub, lindy, and Charleston-inspired movement.
Some dances may take several classes to fully learn, with added focus on timing, control, styling, and musical interpretation.
Best for you if: you have a strong line dance foundation and enjoy choreography that challenges your memory, technique, coordination, and artistry.
You’ll work with intricate footwork, turns, syncopation, phrasing, tags, restarts, and longer combinations, while also exploring styles like waltz, lyrical, nightclub, lindy, and Charleston-inspired movement.
Some dances may take several classes to fully learn, with added focus on timing, control, styling, and musical interpretation.
Best for you if: you have a strong line dance foundation and enjoy choreography that challenges your memory, technique, coordination, and artistry.
Come ready to think, move, and be challenged.
Intermediate
Dance Floor Ready is for social dancers who want to feel confident joining the floor at bars, events, and dance venues across the Front Range and beyond.
We’ll focus on popular social dances across a range of levels, from approachable favorites to more challenging Improver and Intermediate choreography. More complex dances may be revisited over several weeks so you have time to build confidence and truly learn them.
We’ll also cover practical social-dance skills like recognizing intros, finding your place on the floor, recovering if you lose the choreography, and jumping back in with confidence.
Best for you if: your goal is to build a strong repertoire of popular dances and feel more comfortable dancing socially wherever you go.
We’ll focus on popular social dances across a range of levels, from approachable favorites to more challenging Improver and Intermediate choreography. More complex dances may be revisited over several weeks so you have time to build confidence and truly learn them.
We’ll also cover practical social-dance skills like recognizing intros, finding your place on the floor, recovering if you lose the choreography, and jumping back in with confidence.
Best for you if: your goal is to build a strong repertoire of popular dances and feel more comfortable dancing socially wherever you go.
Build a social dance repertoire you can use anywhere.
Dance Floor Ready
Improver class is for dancers who are comfortable with the basics and ready for more challenging choreography.
You’ll work with faster music, more turns and directional changes, syncopated rhythms, longer patterns, and combinations that require stronger memory, coordination, and body awareness.
We’ll explore current and trending dances across country, pop, and other styles. Some will click quickly; others may take practice and repetition over more than one class.
Best for you if: you feel confident with Beginner dances and are ready to challenge yourself, strengthen your technique, and grow into more complex choreography.
You’ll work with faster music, more turns and directional changes, syncopated rhythms, longer patterns, and combinations that require stronger memory, coordination, and body awareness.
We’ll explore current and trending dances across country, pop, and other styles. Some will click quickly; others may take practice and repetition over more than one class.
Best for you if: you feel confident with Beginner dances and are ready to challenge yourself, strengthen your technique, and grow into more complex choreography.
You’re comfortable with the fundamentals. You’re ready to be challenged.
Improver
You know the basics. Now it's time to expand what you do with them.
Start from the ground up - no experience required.
Beginner
Beginner class is for dancers who know the foundational steps and are ready to build confidence, variety, and a stronger dance vocabulary.
We’ll combine familiar movements in new ways while introducing faster tempos, turns, wall changes, triple steps, syncopation, and other patterns you’ll see in popular dances.
You’ll also learn practical skills that make dancing feel easier — recognizing patterns, managing transitions, adjusting to different tempos, and recovering when you lose your place.
Best for you if: you’re comfortable with the basics and want more technique, more dances, and more confidence on the social dance floor.
We’ll combine familiar movements in new ways while introducing faster tempos, turns, wall changes, triple steps, syncopation, and other patterns you’ll see in popular dances.
You’ll also learn practical skills that make dancing feel easier — recognizing patterns, managing transitions, adjusting to different tempos, and recovering when you lose your place.
Best for you if: you’re comfortable with the basics and want more technique, more dances, and more confidence on the social dance floor.
Find your place on the dance floor.
Absolute Beginner
Absolute Beginner is for anyone who wants to learn line dance in a supportive, structured environment without feeling rushed. We’ll build from the ground up with body mechanics, balance, weight transfer, rhythm, directional changes, and the foundational steps you’ll use again and again.
Each week, we'll build on familiar movements, learn complete dances at a comfortable pace, and make time for repetition and review so the steps start to feel natural.
There’s no pressure to keep up with anyone else. Questions, repetition, and mistakes are all part of the process.
Best for you if: you’re brand new, returning after a break, or want a stronger foundation before moving into more complex choreography.
Each week, we'll build on familiar movements, learn complete dances at a comfortable pace, and make time for repetition and review so the steps start to feel natural.
There’s no pressure to keep up with anyone else. Questions, repetition, and mistakes are all part of the process.
Best for you if: you’re brand new, returning after a break, or want a stronger foundation before moving into more complex choreography.
Classes
Not sure which class is right for you?
Whether you're looking for your first line dance class, want to build your skills, or have specific dances you'd love to learn, I'd love to hear from you.
My Class Interest Form gives you a closer look at the classes currently in session and lets you tell me what you're interested in, what you'd like to learn, and what other classes, workshops, or private instruction would work for you.
Classes are held at The Dance Studio (located at 2590 Vickers Drive, Suite A in Colorado Springs).
Whether you're looking for your first line dance class, want to build your skills, or have specific dances you'd love to learn, I'd love to hear from you.
My Class Interest Form gives you a closer look at the classes currently in session and lets you tell me what you're interested in, what you'd like to learn, and what other classes, workshops, or private instruction would work for you.
Classes are held at The Dance Studio (located at 2590 Vickers Drive, Suite A in Colorado Springs).