Dance Types
Frequently Ask Questions (FAQ)
What are the 12 ballroom dance style?
The 12 ballroom dance styles are:
- Waltz: A graceful, smooth dance characterized by sweeping, gliding movements.
- Tango: An expressive and passionate dance with staccato movements and intense partner connection.
- Foxtrot: A smooth, elegant dance featuring long flowing movements and an easygoing style.
- Viennese Waltz: A faster version of the Waltz, known for its continuous rotation and exhilarating pace.
- Quickstep: A lively dance with brisk movements and syncopated steps, combining elements of Foxtrot and Charleston.
- Cha-Cha: A vibrant Latin dance with playful hip actions and quick footwork.
- Rumba: A slow, sensual Latin dance focusing on expressive body movements and connection.
- Samba: An energetic and lively Brazilian dance with rhythmic hip movements and vibrant music.
- Paso Doble: A dramatic dance inspired by Spanish bullfighting, characterized by strong, powerful movements.
- Jive: A fast-paced and energetic swing dance with lively kicks and flicks.
- East Coast Swing: A classic swing dance with a fun, bouncy feel and triple-step patterns.
- West Coast Swing: A more modern swing variation with a smoother style emphasizing partner connection.