Answers to commonly asked questions from the experts on Lessons.
How much are dance classes?
Kids group dance lessons cost $60 to $200 per month, or $40 per week on average. Private dance lessons for adults cost $50 to $85 per hour, depending on the location, dance type, number of lessons, and session length.
Most dance classes are casual and focus more on comfort and form than style. What you wear to a dance class depends on the dance type:
Ballet and jazz require form-fitting clothes so your form and posture is visible.
Wear loose, comfortable clothes and shoes to contemporary or street classes.
Wear fitness or leisure clothes and tap shoes to tap dance lessons.
Wear casual clothes, smooth-soled shoes, or dresses to ballroom, tango, or salsa classes.
Are private dance lessons worth it?
Private dance lessons are an excellent way to gain new skills in a low-stakes environment, but they may not be for everybody. Private lessons are worth it if you:
Value privacy
Want to make progress quickly
Feel more comfortable one-on-one instead of in groups
Want direct feedback on technique
Need a class that conforms to your schedule
How long are dance classes?
Most dance classes last 30 to 90 minutes and meet 1 to 5 times per week, depending on the dance type and age range. Dance classes for children tend to meet more often for shorter sessions because children tend to benefit more from frequent, consistent lessons. Casual adult lessons tend to meet fewer times per week but are usually longer.
How do I choose a dance teacher?
Start by browsing our dance instructors, then:
Get three or more free estimates to compare.
Examine reviews on Lessons and Google.
Choose an experienced, reputable instructor.
Get a written estimate and timetable before the first lesson.
Follow a payment schedule instead of making a large payment up front.
After asking questions and verifying credentials, hire the best dance teacher in your area.
What questions should I ask dance instructors?
When looking for local dance companies, consider asking the following questions:
How long have you been in business?
Can you give me an estimate in writing?
Do you teach private lessons or group lessons only?
What dances do you specialize in?
What ages are you used to teaching?
Are your lessons entry-level or intermediate?
Reviews for Plymouth dance lessons
Recent success stories from people in the Plymouth area.
Amy
You get to work with some of the best instructors in the country. The instructors are kind, genuine and fun to work with/learn from. I have been a student for three years. It's one of the best decisions I have made for myself, hands down!
Dance With us America
Mary S.
The instructor!!
Keane Sense of Rhythm
Kevin H.
She is very understanding of people. When some one has trouble with steps she knows why an how to fix it. An has patience. I have thinking issues a. This is hard but I am getting it because of her
Academia de Baila Con Pasión
Sela H.
He is so full of life and passion! Even if I just saw him in the hallway, he’d always be dancing. Jahneal inspired me to express myself and be proud of who I am. Also, he always made me feel like my existence was important and that he was happy to see me. Jahneral made such a strong, positive impact on my life and I will never forget him.
J∆HNERAL Motion Dance
Maggie T.
As a student of Kristina de Sacramento for the past nine years, I can attest to her excellent teaching. Kristina knows more than just choreography; she understands the music and cante (song) of flamenco. Anda is a vibrant, welcoming community of dancers and musicians. Both the company and students are given frequent opportunities to perform during the course of a year.
Anda Flamenco Company And School
Andi
She breaks it down so easy into digestible steps and makes it fun by adding affirmations to the steps if you have a certain goal!!! I love working with T 😃
Step with T
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