Lesson Types

Bronze level is the most basic level of ballroom dancing, and this is where all new students should start. The goal of this level is to teach the dancer good balance, rhythm and how to move their body. They learn how to dance with a partner and work as a team. 

Silver is considered an intermediate level. In Standard, more body positions are introduced and figures with considerable amounts of turn are taught. This requires a much greater understanding of the foundations that were built at Bronze level. In Latin, the steps are considerably faster and more complicated. In the American Style Smooth and Rhythm, there is increase in allowable figures. 

If you are passionate about being in the spotlight of competitions, shows and performances, this is the level you should strive for.  At Gold level, your steps become even more intricate. Advanced styling and technique, excellent balance and the ability play around with the timing of the music are all the attributes of Gold dance.