DanceSwingUK

DanceSwingUK is now fast becoming the UK's leading force in West Coast Swing dance instruction. We offer you the highest level of tuition; our instructors are some of the most experienced and accomplished in the country today and can boast a consistent level of competitive success both nationally and internationally.

As well as our 5 regular classes in and around London and the South, we hold regular monthly technical workshops (with International guest teachers) and WCS Freestyle dances. So if you are looking for the UK's very best in WCS, you have come to the right place!

Make sure you check back regularly for information on brand new classes, workshops and special WCS events.

If you are new to dance and are looking for a fun partner dance to the music you hear in the pubs and clubs? Then West Coast Swing is for you. West Coast Swing is the smooth, stylish partner dance that's growing rapidly in the UK. It can be danced to a varied range of music from blues to pop to RnB, making it probably the most versatile of couples dance forms. It's the dance that everyone is wanting to learn!

It doesn't matter whether you are blessed with footwork of Fred Astaire or cursed with a distinct lack of rhythm and two left feet - everyone is invited to have a go. And under the expert tutelage of our DanceSwingUK staff, you may be able to learn a few nice little moves in one day. 'Since the day I started teaching, I realised one thing, and that one thing was more important than anything else', says Simon. 'People want to get good – fast! DanceSwingUK uses a combination of techniques that are proven to get you there faster.'

We host WCS dances and provide instruction around the the greater London area. Join this group for info and invites about dances and events we run.

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