
Lesson Times
Lessons with James and Asia
James and Asia are our wonderful professional coaches, and run classes at two different levels!
Those new to ballroom and Latin dancing can focus on the basics in the Beginner class.
More experienced dancers can be challenged with more complex steps and in-depth technique in Novice.
We also have an improvers class (TBC) aimed at individuals who have been at novice level for over a year, or any higher levels.
If you are unsure which class is right for you, have a look at our level finding page. And you can of course come and try out the different classes at the start of the year to see which feels best!
Your first professional lesson is FREE, so that you can come and try before you buy, but after this it is £6 per 90 minute class for beginner and novice classes, and £5 for improvers class - an absolute bargain that you won't find outside of University! If you are novice level and hoping to learn some extra steps, you can get a novice class and an improvers class for £10.
Thursday evenings in Claverton Rooms
Novice: 18:30-20:00
Beginner: 20:00-21:30
Improvers: TBC
Technique/Workshop Class
This FREE class is an oppurtunity to focus on improving your technique as opposed to learning new steps. Knowing the essentials can really make a difference in competitions, and can also just generally enhance your enjoyment of dancing.
Tuesday evenings in 1 West Foyer
Experienced: 19:30-20:30
Beginner: 20:30-21:30
Sequence Dancing
Sequence dancing is lead by committee for FREE and involves preset patterns of steps. The focus is less on technique and more on picking up these short routines that can be danced with anyone who knows them (and taught relatively quickly to anyone who doesn't!).
Some of these sequences have been danced for over 100 years!
Sunday in Claverton Rooms: 17:30-18:00
Social Dancing
Social dancing is a fun opportunity to dance between competition levels, socialise with your friends, try out new moves, and enjoy some quality BULB time!
Sunday in Claverton Rooms: 18:00 onwards (straight after social dancing!)