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Join our vibrant community of dancers and feel the thrill of movement as we teach everything from salsa to waltz, cha-cha to tango, swing, and more. Our passionate professionals make learning fun, exciting, and accessible for all levels. Whether you’re preparing for a wedding dance, training for competitive ballroom, or simply looking to shine on the social dance floor, we have a class for you. 3 Locations for convienence Dayton, Newport and Cincinnati Dance Lessons. Come feel the heat, master your moves, and let your inner dancer shine!

Health and longevity
Benefits of Partner Dancing

Fun and Helps Fight Depression
Ballroom dance is a social, joyful way to move your body. Music, movement, and connection with a partner turn exercise into play, so you look forward to coming back.

Reduces risk of dementia and Alzheimer’s by 70%
You’ll learn steps, timing, patterns, and how to lead or follow in real time. This combination of physical movement, music, and mental focus is often described as a ‘full‑brain workout’ that can help keep your mind engaged as you age.

Balance
Turns, weight changes, and moving with a partner constantly challenge your balance. With practice, your body learns to stay centered and steady, which can help you feel more stable in daily life.

Flexibility
Ballroom patterns encourage long lines, reaching through the arms, and rotating through the spine and hips. This gentle, repeated stretching can help improve overall flexibility when practiced regularly.

Isometrics
Maintaining a strong dance frame, lifted posture, and controlled footwork means your muscles work continuously without heavy impact. This is similar to isometric exercise, where you hold positions that build strength and endurance.

Strength
Holding dance frame, driving from your legs, and controlling your posture builds core and lower‑body strength over time. Many dancers notice everyday tasks feel easier as they get stronger on the floor.

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Partner Performance
70$
Every month
Train together, push each other. Ideal for friends, couples, or workout buddies who want a shared fitness journey—with a trainer who keeps you both on track.
Valid for 12 months
Small Squad Strength
70$
Every month
A small, high‑energy group for up to 3 trainees. Get the community vibe without losing the personal touch. Perfect for friends or colleagues who want to get stronger together.
Valid for 12 months
Personal Power
120$
Every month
For trainees who want all eyes on them. A fully personalized program, built around your schedule, goals, and pace. Perfect for those serious about results and accountability.
Valid for 12 months

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First Lesson Free

Cincinnati dance lessons, walk in with two left feet and dance out!

Come Dance With Us!

First Lesson Free

Health and longevity Benefits of Partner Dancing

Fun and Helps Fight Depression Ballroom dance is a social, joyful way to move your body. Music, movement, and connection with a partner turn exercise into play, so you look forward to coming back.

Reduces risk of dementia and Alzheimer’s by 70% You’ll learn steps, timing, patterns, and how to lead or follow in real time. This combination of physical movement, music, and mental focus is often described as a ‘full‑brain workout’ that can help keep your mind engaged as you age.

Balance Turns, weight changes, and moving with a partner constantly challenge your balance. With practice, your body learns to stay centered and steady, which can help you feel more stable in daily life.

FlexibilityBallroom patterns encourage long lines, reaching through the arms, and rotating through the spine and hips. This gentle, repeated stretching can help improve overall flexibility when practiced regularly.

IsometricsMaintaining a strong dance frame, lifted posture, and controlled footwork means your muscles work continuously without heavy impact. This is similar to isometric exercise, where you hold positions that build strength and endurance.

StrengthHolding dance frame, driving from your legs, and controlling your posture builds core and lower‑body strength over time. Many dancers notice everyday tasks feel easier as they get stronger on the floor.

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Partner Performance

Small Squad Strength

Personal Power

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Health and longevity
Benefits of Partner Dancing

Fun and Helps Fight Depression
Ballroom dance is a social, joyful way to move your body. Music, movement, and connection with a partner turn exercise into play, so you look forward to coming back.

Reduces risk of dementia and Alzheimer’s by 70%
You’ll learn steps, timing, patterns, and how to lead or follow in real time. This combination of physical movement, music, and mental focus is often described as a ‘full‑brain workout’ that can help keep your mind engaged as you age.

Balance
Turns, weight changes, and moving with a partner constantly challenge your balance. With practice, your body learns to stay centered and steady, which can help you feel more stable in daily life.

Flexibility
Ballroom patterns encourage long lines, reaching through the arms, and rotating through the spine and hips. This gentle, repeated stretching can help improve overall flexibility when practiced regularly.

Isometrics
Maintaining a strong dance frame, lifted posture, and controlled footwork means your muscles work continuously without heavy impact. This is similar to isometric exercise, where you hold positions that build strength and endurance.

Strength
Holding dance frame, driving from your legs, and controlling your posture builds core and lower‑body strength over time. Many dancers notice everyday tasks feel easier as they get stronger on the floor.