Nope! As part of our teaching process we will help you improve your musicality - for example hearing the beat better, being able to count along, and identifying what songs are suitable for which dance styles. As for talent, like most things in life, practice makes perfect, and we do not think it is a prerequisite to enjoying dancing.

"Yes, we offer a wide variety of dance shoes and clothing at our studio.”

For your introductory dance class, it is recommended to wear comfortable clothing that allows for easy movement and does not restrict your range of motion. Women may opt for flat shoes or low heels, while men can wear sneakers or loafers.

We mainly attend pro/am dance competitions, where the dance couple is made up of the coach (professional) and the student (amateur). The competitions are sorted by levels; for example, a newcomer level heat would be targeted to students with a few months of dance experience, while a gold level heat would be suitable for students with several years of experience.

The number of lessons required to become a good dancer varies based on your goals and the dance styles you want to learn. During your introductory lesson, we would be happy to have a discussion with you and provide an estimate of what you can expect.

Yes, we provide group classes on a weekly basis. We offer three classes in total, one for Latin American dances, one for Ballroom dances, and one social/practice party.”

Our instructors are highly qualified and experienced professionals who have a passion for dance. They were trained in Europe and have a strong background in competitive dancing, with many of them having represented their countries in international dance competitions. Our instructors have extensive teaching experience, both in their home countries and in Dubai, and have worked with top international coaches and world champion dancers. Most importantly, they are all enthusiastic about dance and are dedicated to sharing their love of the art form with their students."