Has anyone take lessons at Fred Astaire dance studios?

Question

Im looking to take dance lessons but I have no idea where to start. :(

Answer 1

No, cause this guy is dead for a long time.

Franky

Answer 2

Haha I Love that people are telling you that he is dead! That's great!

First of all I would have to say that FA is a great studio to start with! I started their at the beginning of the year and Love it!

The people are really great there and they are very professional!

when you start at FA you start at a beginning class and you learn the basic steps and that's very helpful! so your not just thrown into a class of people with some who know what they are doing and the people who think they do but but really have no clue! the class is going to be made up of people who have not a clue what they are doing!

I don't have a problem with the people their but what I did have a problem with was how expensive it got! when you move up in levels and you become better and better the price becomes higher! If money is not a problem for you then don't worry about that then because it is worth it!

Soon you'll find yourself living at the studio! because once you learn the dances you'll want to learn more and more!

(at least that is what it was like for me)

I don't know how much training you want to put in but the more you practice the better you'll get!

So for a beginer I would go with FA

Any questions feel free to ask!

- 12 years of dance training

- 2 years ballroom/latin training

Answer 3

No but my 57 year old piano teacher is offering emo lessons for half price through the end of the month.

Answer 4

no