What You'll Get
Before radio, music was broadcast via Morse code, which turned everything into treble-heavy dance music punctuated by demands to STOP. Limber up for more graceful dance moves with today’s Groupon: for $30, you get a private dance lesson (a $60 value), a group class (a $20 value), and one dance party (a $20 value) at Art of Ballroom Dance Center (a $100 total value).
Art of Ballroom Dance Center owner and founder of the Cincinatti Dancesport competition Eleanor Lachman and her team of skilled instructors teach feet the basic steps required to set a dance floor on fire. In the introductory class, fledgling foot tappers play with the basic building blocks of dance, including foot position, rhythm and timing, leading and following, and Legos. More experienced dancers can perfect their salsa, swing, disco, cha-cha, mambo, or fox-trotting abilities during advanced classes. After attending a group class to practice their new moves, budding ballroom connoisseurs strut their stuff at one of the studio's dance parties, where both novices and veterans twirl and spin in an encouraging, fun environment.
The Fine Print
Promotional value expires Feb 5, 2012. Amount paid never expires. Limit 1 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Limit 1 per visit. Reservation required; subject to availability. Classes are non-transferable. May redeem across visits. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Art of Ballroom Dance Center
The instructors at Art of Ballroom Dance Center take a structured, personalized approach to imparting pupils and couples with dance-step savvy to prepare for parties and weddings. Using tiered dance programs, the center tracks student progress through multiple levels, beginning with the basic foot-position, rhythm, and timing lessons of the basic introductory program, and leading ultimately to the rigorous, competition-caliber moves of the Gold program. During private and group lessons, pupils tap toes in various styles such as salsa, Latin, and swing, and acquire rhythm through attentive instruction. Newly mastered skills spring into motion during dance parties, which let students practice steps in a social setting with multiple partners or a whole janitorial closet’s worth of mops.