Learn to dance the sophisticated Waltz, the fiery and passionate Tango, the lively Jive and the cheeky Cha-cha-cha in our beginner Ballroom Dancing classes.
If you are an absolute beginner to ballroom dancing and are a little worried about taking those first steps, these are the classes for you.
Worried about missing a class from your course? Get in touch and we can suggest some catch-up class options!
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Ballroom & LatinBeginners (Level 1)
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Tuesday Evening 6.10-7.10pm
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11.Mar-29.Apr 8 weeks
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£145
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Ballroom & LatinBeginners (Level 1)
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Thursday Evening 7.15-8.15pm
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13.Mar-01.May 8 weeks
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Ballroom & LatinBeginners (Level 1)
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Monday Evening 7.30-8.30pm
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17.Mar-19.May 8 weeks
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Ballroom & LatinBeginners (Level 1)
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Wednesday Evening 7.30-8.30pm
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19.Mar-07.May 8 weeks
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£145
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Ballroom & LatinBeginners (Level 1)
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Tuesday Evening 6.10-7.10pm
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06.May-24.Jun 8 weeks
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£145
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Ballroom & LatinBeginners (Level 1)
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Thursday Evening 7.15-8.15pm
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08.May-26.Jun 8 weeks
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£145
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Ballroom & LatinBeginners (Level 1)
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Monday Evening 7.30-8.30pm
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02.Jun-14.Jul 7 weeks
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£130
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Class Description
Classes designed with absolute beginners in mind.
Our ballroom dance instructors have many years of experience teaching students such as yourself and have been trained to follow the Dancebuzz teaching methodology and syllabus designed to get you dancing away as quickly as possible.
Many are highly recognised in the competitive dance world and have been part of TV programs like Strictly Come Dancing, Dancing with the Stars or the equivalents in their native countries.
The primary objective of the beginners ballroom dancing lessons is to make sure you have fun dancing. We regularly hold social ballroom and Latin dancing events at the end of the ballroom dancing courses, where you will be able to practice the styles you have learnt and enjoy dancing with others like yourself.
Once you have completed your beginners Ballroom course, you will be ready to progress to our Improver Ballroom & Latin classes where you will develop further the dances covered in level 1 as well as be introduced to some new dances from the Ballroom & Latin family.
The last time I went to a dance class, the instructor told me "I have no rhythm". That bummed me out for quite a few years. I'd always wanted to learn to dance and thought I was a write-off after that. Fast forward 6 years and my partner and I found 'Dancebuzz'. We did a taster in July 2017 and we've been coming back ever since. Simply put, the classes are fantastic and I've learnt that actually I DO have rhythm.
John A
Locations
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Westminster Studio, SW1
The hall at the The Abbey Centre, 34 Great Smith St, Westminster, London SW1P 3BU
Tube: Westminster (5 min walk), St James Park (3-4min walk)
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Euston/Kings Cross Studio, NW1
The hall at St Aloysius Church Hall 20 Phoenix Rd, Kings Cross, London NW1 1TA
Tube: Euston (3-4min walk), Euston Square (7min walk), Kings Cross (7min walk)
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Marble Arch/ Baker Street Studio, W1
The studio inside Sylvia Young Theatre School, 1 Nutford Pl, London W1H 5YZ
Tube: Marble Arch (8min), Baker Street (10min), Marylebone (7min), Edgware Road (9min)
Instructors
Nuno
Nuno has 15+ years of continuous teaching experience and specialises in all Ballroom and Latin styles as well as Salsa, Bachata, Jazz and Wedding dance choreography. He has competed internationally and has also worked as a choreographer in a number of TV Dance shows.
Nuno has a warm and friendly personality which puts everyone at ease and helps his students achieve excellent progress in each lesson or program he is teaching.
Mohammed
Mohammed is an award-winning instructor in Latin dance which is his specialism.
He has been teaching for almost a decade everyone from beginners to advanced and his motto is "all classes must be fun" so expect a fair few jokes.
FAQs
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What to wear in a ballroom and latin class?
Smart casual clothing and comfortable shoes. If you are a beginner normal shoes (ideally with leather sole) are a good choice. Trainers, boots and high heels are not recommended. Small heel for ladies is most suitable but flat shoes are acceptable too.
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I am on my own, do I need to bring a partner?
You will be rotated with the other students whom have no partner either, so having a partner join with you is not necessary.
To ensure all students have an enjoyable time, we actively monitor the bookings to ensure there is not too much of an imbalance
It is advantageous to make your booking early as sometimes you will see just before the course starts on the timetable restictions for a particular sex if there is proving to be too much of one over the other.
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My partner and I wish to stay together on the course, is this possible or do we have to rotate?
Whilst it is highly recommended to improve both leading and following quickly (essential to being able to dance outside of class) at the beginner level, couples who join together do not rotate, unless the tell the instructor they wish to.