Ballroom dancing

Ballroom dances of the XX century are based on the European dance styles that on the verge of XIX-XX centuries received a fresh infusion of African and Latin-American dance cultures. In the 1920s a special council on ballroom dances was formed at the Royal dance teachers society in London. The English specialists categorized all dance styles available at the time: waltzes, foxtrots and tango. That gave rise to ballroom dance competitions, and ever since ballroom dancing is divided into two categories: competitive and social dancing. In the 1930-50 the number of standard ballroom dances have increased due to the inclusion of five Latin-American dances: Rumba, Cha-Cha, Jive, Paso Doble and Cha-cha-cha. All ballroom dances are danced in pairs. A pair is made of a gentleman and a lady, connected in special points of contact. In the European style the pair dances closer and the level of contact is preserved throughout the dance. In the Latin-American style the connection between partners is loose, some times inexistent and is usually realized through hands.

Children Latina

Modern Dance

Youth Talent School offers several levels of modern dance classes for children ages 4 and up. Depending on the age children learn various kinds of modern dances, such as hip hop, ballroom, world dances, Step, and more.

Adult Aerobics

Adult aerobics is an interesting and balanced training program comprised of elements of rhythmic aerobics, dance aerobics and strength training. Dance aerobics has a positive effect on all parts of the body, strengthening the respiratory and cardio-vascular, muscular and nervous systems, developing endurance. Classes target various areas of the body, at the same time delicately shape the legs by developing the correct groups of muscles. Strength training is a part of the program that works on particular groups of muscles, what will enable you to achieve the desired results and a good physical shape.