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Two Left Feet Dance Center

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(925) 831-8111

194 Diablo Rd, Danville, CA 94526

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Hours:

Mon-Thu 6:30pm-11pm
Fri 6:30pm-2am
Sat 6:30pm-2am
Sun 6:30pm-11pm

Categories:

Dancing Instruction, Wedding Music & Entertainment, Dance Halls

Payment:

MASTER CARD, VISA

Services:

We Can Help You in One of These Three Ways.

There are drop in classes on Wednesdays
Private Lessons are scheduled by appointment
Semi-Privates can be scheduled for you and your wedding party

Let Us Help you Become Comfortable With your First Dance

We can guide you or your wedding party to learn enough dancing to do an elegant and simple dance.

Our patient, friendly staff will work with you at a pace that is comfortable for you. They will teach you simple, elegant routine to the song that you have personally selected.

It is best to start with plenty of time. Your first dance can be very simple or as elegant as you allow time for. We recommend at least one month before the wedding, two months is better. This will give more time in case you feel you need it.

Don't worry, if you left your lessons to the last minute, we can still help you. We will be able to give you some simple things to do that will make your first dance romantic, fun and elegant.

General Info

Who Should Take Privates?

Everyone can benefit from a private lesson. Beginners, intermediate, advanced dancers and wedding couples.
Ladies can learn how to respond to some of the more advanced types of moves that the guys are trying to lead. Ladies can learn some styling that fits their personalities and skill level. Ladies can also learn to respond easily to both light and stronger leads.
Gentlemen can benefit in learning how to start feeling what the moves should feel like when done with proper connection, timing and positioning.

What Subjects Can I Concentrate On in a Private Lesson?

It helps if you have some ideas of what you want to work on. This way we can focus on your immediate concerns first. As a beginner, you must focus on the basics first. Each dance has a set of beginning moves that must be mastered before moving on.

IF YOU ARE BEYOND THE BASICS, HERE ARE SOME AREAS THAT YOU CAN ALWAYS IMPROVE: * Connection and frame. Hands, arms, shoulders and general body tone. * Turns and spins ... hand connection and arm tone in turns, spotting, smooth out the lead and follow in turns. Learn to keep your feet under you, keep your body posture vertical etc. * Leverage and compression. Learn contra body motion and contra body placement. Work on lunges, dips, mirroring your partner etc. * Foot placement as it relates to balance and smoothness. Learn how to stay grounded in your foot placement.

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4 stars

Manoi1 01/07/2009

We had a blast!

I don't dance but my wife dragged me there last month for a night out with her girlfriends and their husbands. After about an hour of easy lessons I got over my fear of looking like a fool in public and actually made it around the dance floor well enough to make my wife happy. The instructor was easy to follow, even for us non-dancers (thanks for your patience Randy!). We've been back twice and had a blast each time. The people who go there are really nice and we've made some new friends. Guys, even if you can't dance, take your wife/girlfriend here for lessons. Your lady will appreciate the effort!
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