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Dancing with the feet is one thing, but dancing with the heart is another.

Corporate

Programs

Half Day

2.15 pm-2.25 pm: Welcome and explanation of aims and objectives

2.25 pm-2.35 pm: Gentle warm-up

2.35 pm-2.55 pm: Introduction of dance steps

2.55 pm-3.00 pm: Five minute drink break.

3.00 pm-3.20 pm: Dance Exercise: Leading and Following, balance, communication, body language and focus.

3.20 pm-3.35 pm: Team Building : Swapping of partners, dance challenge.

3.35 pm-4.45 pm: Application to business.

4.45 pm-5.00 pm: Warm down and exit.

Consecutive Program

The program operates for 4 Consecutive weeks with classes running for 1.5 hours in duration. Classes occur on a week day that suits the organization most from 4:15pm-4:45pm (timing will be set-up with the customer).

At the end of the Consecutive Programm will take place a dance competition between participants. The winner pair will receive a free subscription of 8 sessions at "Promenade Dance" School.

4.15pm-4.25pm: Welcome and explanation of aims and objectives

4.25pm-4.35pm: Gentle warm-up

4.35pm-4.55pm: Introduction of dance steps

4.55pm-5.00pm: Five minute drink break.

5.00pm-5.20pm: Dance Exercise: Leading and Following, balance, communication, body language and focus.

5.20pm-5.35pm: Team Building : Swapping of partners, dance challenge.

5.35pm-5.45pm: Application to business.

Instruction

When considering the level of instruction, attention to detail and overall benefits of the program, our corporate dance packages are very competitive across the entire market.

The number of instructors depends on the number of participants.

1 Professional Instructor (from 0-12 people)

2 Professional Instructors (from 12-25 people)

3 Professional instructors (from 25+ people)
Rates

All of our clients have something different they'd like to do and therefore each workshop, lesson or project is quoted specifically to your individual requirements. Please contact us now for a free quote.

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Other Corporate Programs

Evening Dance

After dinner dance lesson. From 20 to 50/60 participants and pretty much any dance style. Dance competition.

Standard Dance Class

From 1 to 4 hours in length and catering for 1 person through to 40 people. They can be held pretty much anywhere - from customer main location to our school dance location (preferable due to the condition - mirrors, wood floor).

Choreographed routine

During some certain company events can be arranged choregraphy for a limited number of people (for example a special dance number during a Christmas Party).

This list is endless. Call us up and we'll be more than happy to chat to you... 0723 390 404 or 0721 704 234.
Aims and Objectives

Our programs are completely flexible. The similarities of the work environment can be built into certain dance activities tailoring a program to your goals and objectives. Ex . - A sales type environment may involve some competition dancing between staff members towards the end of the program.

During the programm participants will learn to confidently perform 4 of the most popular social dances.

During this process you staff will learn to trust their manager, supervisor or coach and team leaders will learn to operate on the same level as regular employees, resulting in improved communication and relationships amongst all staff members.

Broad Objectives

1. Enhance team trust

2. Perseverance

3. Resolve team conflict

4. Communication

5. Build Friendships

6. Fitness

7. Social Awareness

8. Fun

Dance Style

Waltz

This "mother of all dances" originated in Italy in the 1600's as a round dance called the Volte. It arrived in America in the early 1800's and was the first social dance in pair. Learning to Waltz is elegant. The Waltz develops "graceful movement" and "poise". Every wedding reception, social "black-tie" formal and holiday party includes Waltz steps.

Rumba

The Rumba is an ever increasingly popular romantic Latin dance dating back some 400 years ago. Rumba hip movements are used in most of the popular Latin dances as well as the free-style of disco and nightclub dancing.

Cha-Cha

An offshoot of the Mambo, the Cha Cha (originally the cha-cha-cha) evolved out of poplar movement in the slow-tempo Mambo called the Triple Mambo. By 1954 it had evolved into a dance all it's own. It's a must style to know, the all time favorite Latin dance.

Salsa

A peppery version of the Mambo laced with steps from other Latin dances. The Salsa is performed to a fiery, faster tempo. Some call it a form of Latinized rock 'n' roll. It's high-energy and all fun.

Corporate

Employee Motivation Program