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Dance Lessons
“IT’S FUN TO BE A WILDER DANCER!”
For the latest info, visit: http://www.wilderdancers.com
Night Club 2-Step lessons
at The Rose Garden Restaurant on Thursdays at Liz & Ron are also available for private lessons – Call for
scheduling and more information Ron's phone: 775.996.9000 Liz’s Cell 775.223.6935
7 PM.
Rose Garden
Flyer
West Coast Swing
(What is it?)
Tim Renner
775-750-6990 email:
trenner70@hotmail.com
Call for Private Lessons in West & East Coast Swing, Night Club 2-Step, Cha Cha, Hustle, and Country Dancing. Privates are $40/hour or $180 for 5 lessons. Instructional Dance Videos, and DVDs, available for the dances listed above.
Look At Tim Renner's website for the current info on dance classes and videos.
Ballroom and West Coast Swing with Jeffrey Munson
Jeffrey is currently teaching group classes at Never Enough Ballroom.
Email or call him for more class information.
"Get
to know" Jeffrey Special for all club members.
If you have not taken a lesson with Jeffrey before, be sure to
take advantage of this one time offer of two private lessons for
the price of one.
Just $60 will get you two lessons for all new students to
Jeffrey Munson.
Call
Jeffrey Munson for more details
775-848-4890 or email him at jsmunson@gmail.com
West Coast Swing Private Dance
Lessons
Beginner to Advanced
with Dani Canziani
Dani's West Coast Swing Intermediate Level Group Class
Thursday evenings - Lesson: 7:30-8:30 pm
Fascinating Rhythm School of Performing Arts
9736 S. Virginia, Suite E, Reno, NV
(South Meadows exit, right on S. Virginia, right into the WinCo center. In the first row of buildings to the left of WinCo)
$10 per class, drop-ins welcome
Call 775-853-8053 email: danirae@earthlink.net
with Jim Ewing
for Class descriptions, Location, Dates/times
Reno Class info: http://www.wcs-dancer.com/RenoClasses.html Includes directions
Carson City: Brewery Arts Center, 449 West King St., corner of King and Division. Nice ballroom, beautiful hardwood floor, lots of room
Registration: First night of class upstairs in the Ballroom - Don't register with Brewery Arts Center
Class info: http://www.wcs-dancer.com/CarsonCityClasses.html Includes directions
Jim Ewing (775) 250-3743
For more details
click here.
mailto:jim@wcs-dancer.com
For more information contact instructor:
Mark Simpkins; 747-0559;
Marsim1948@yahoo.comMember of PDIA - Professional Dance Instructor's Association.
Beginning to Intermediate
with Wil Fujii
Confirm with Wil; 853-1973 (e-mail)
Dance lessons at Sports West on Friday evenings from 6 to 7 pm.
1) join Sports West's Happy Hour at
5:30pm
2) use of the club
3) social dance outing after the class
4) Its Fridays!
The fees are payable to Sports West and are as follows:
Sports West members - $5/class or $12 for all three classes
Guests/Non-Members - $10/class
or $27 for all three classes
If there are any particular dance(s) you want to learn, please send me an e-mail wilfujii@hotmail.com
I will continue to teach West Coast Swing upper Level Basics using Skippy Blair’s Universal Unit System. This system applies to other dances including cha cha, niteclub 2-step, rumba, east coast swing, tango, and more. Be a Better Dancer!
*The fee for taking classes with me also includes use of the facilities at Sports West after. It's a great way to see why Sports West is one of Reno's most popular and successful athletic club.
Some of the students' comments:
"Great teacher!", "It was a lot of fun!", "Cool", "Great Instructor, need
more advertising", "Should charge more for the lessons", "He's the best!",
"I've had lessons from other teachers but Will's techniques made me realize
how little I knew."
Private lessons available. Be sure to tell-a-friend.
1575 South Virginia St., Reno
Wil Fujii; 853-1973 (e-mail)
Ballroom Dancing
All Levels - Many different Dances & Instructors
Never -
Enough - Ballroom
West Coast Swing is a grandchild of the popular "Jitter-bug", also known as the "East Coast Swing" and "Lindy", of the 1930's and 1940's. In the 1950's, when dancing was very popular and dance floor space was at a premium, Southern California dancers refined their dancing to dance in what is called a "dance slot", as opposed to dancing in a small circle. The "slot" method allows more dance partners on a dance floor than that of the East Coast, Lindy, and Jitterbug swing varieties.
Since it was invented on the West Coast, it became known as "West Coast Swing" or WCS for short. West Coast Swing is danced to blues, funk and R&B music, which is a slower beat than that danced by the other swing dances. There are basic patterns with quick turns and spins, but as the dancers improve, they are able to improvise and syncopate to the music so that what you see is a sexy, smooth dance, that is timed to the beat, lyrics, or various instruments of the music being played. "Once you see West Coast Swing, you'll want to learn it."