Pick one and go deep, or spend a session on the two you'll actually use at the wedding you're headed to.
The dances that actually get called at bars around here — plus how to pick up an unfamiliar one by watching the room for eight counts. Walk in already knowing the floor.
Quick-quick-slow-slow, a frame that leads and follows cleanly, and enough turns to keep it interesting. The one dance that gets you through any country night.
Slow, sweeping and three-count — the prettiest thing you can do to a country ballad, and the reason waltzes look effortless when somebody knows how to travel the floor.
Spins, tunnels, pretzels and dips — the showy stuff, taught safely so nobody's wrist pays for it. Bring the energy, we'll bring the tricks.
Bring us your song — country or not — and we'll build a dance around the two of you: your skill level, her dress, his boots, the size of your floor and how much attention you actually want on you. Then we rehearse it until it's muscle memory, not math.
Most couples want three to five sessions, starting six to eight weeks out. Two weeks out is still doable — we'll keep it simple and make it look intentional.
Lessons run about an hour at our floor in Star Valley, or we'll come to your venue.
A wedding this weekend, a first date at the honky tonk, a work party you'd rather not sit out. One dance, one hour.
Three, five or ten sessions across the styles you care about, spaced however your calendar allows. Progress you can feel by the second lesson.
Wedding party, bachelorette, birthday or a couple of friends splitting the hour. Private instruction, just more of you on the floor.
The dance, the date, and whether there's a song involved. We'll get back to you with times and a custom quote — usually same day.
Hear about upcoming classes, special workshops and the public nights you can just show up to — plus a heads up if the regular schedule ever changes.