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Here are some common misconceptions about ballroom dancing:

Myth # 1) you need to start young to become a good ballroom dancer. The truth is that many adult people who never danced in their life can become reasonably good in as little as six months of consistent practices.

Myth # 2) you need to have a good sense of rhythm to become a good dancer. The reality is that you can easily learn to hear the beat even if you thought that you have no rhythm. By starting out small, and learning how to break down music into the quick and slow counts, you will be able to hear and understand the music in no time.

Myth # 3) I have never danced in my life, and when I did it was horrible, therefore I cannot possibly become any good in ballroom dancing. This statement couldn’t be further from the truth, many people have doubts when they first start dancing especially if they never danced before. Yet, with a little confidence, persistence, and determination, many adults not only become good social dancers and develop a good sense of rhythm and movement, but also go on to become so good that they start winning at amateur ballroom dance competitions.

Rounds is a practice session for people to build their skills in both Standard and Latin Ballroom styles.

General Dancing is a practice session in the evening or night for Standard and Latin Ballroom Dance

Group Lessons are Ballroom classes that are lead by an instructor for the group at a certain level of Dancing (Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Open)

Social Dance is an open dancing session for Line Dance, Ballroom, Latin and Salsa dancing.