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The Dynasty Stars program is designed for children, teens and adults with special needs. This program focuses on building self-confidence, learning to move to music, and increase activity in the mind and body. They will prosper in creativity and learn to express themselves through music and movement, all while having fun and enjoying the company of their fellow peers!

About

  • Instructor lead
  • Maximum of 8–12 children per class
  • Children must be able to walk unhindered
  • Children must be able to follow basic direction
  • NOTE:  We do provide Level 3 classes inquire about them by This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Focus

  • Warm-up (stretch, exercise and move)
  • Push-pull circle and partners
  • Tango
  • Rumba
  • Waltz
  • Salsa
  • Free style and freeze
  • Colors and emotions game

Goals

  • Learn Ballroom Dance Steps and Movements
  • Learn to express themselves through dance
  • Performances (solo and group routines)
  • Builds confidence
  • Increase activity in the mind and body

Class Schedule

When: Days and times vary
Age: 6 and up
Where:
• Dynasty Dance Clubs, Sarasota/Lakewood Ranch/Venice
• Paramount Ballroom, St. Pete
Registration: Introductory lesson, $20.
(Signup required. Maximum of 8-12 children per class, who must be able to follow simple directions.)

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Explanation of the Dynasty Stars Program, Performance at a National Ballroom Dance Competition in June of 2017

More Explanation of the Program since June of 2021, and specific stories of the benefits.

First Time our Wheelchair Class Performed in September of 2021

"Beauty and the Beast" performed by Two Students with Down Syndrome in September of 2021

Epilepsy Tribute by a student with her instructor in September of 2021