What is "Synchronized Social Round Dance"?

Round Dancing is synchronized choreographed ballroom dancing where the dance choreography is prompted by a dance professional. The rhythms and figures are phase rated I through VI - similar to the Bronze, Silver, and Gold levels in Ballroom Dancing. The rhythms include the Cha Cha, Rumba, Waltz, Foxtrot,and Jive. Round Dancing is enjoyed around the world and the activity is standardized by Roundalab - The International Association of Round Dance Teachers, Inc [www.roundalab.org]

General Driving Directions from the North or South:
Drive on Hwy 287  to Hwy 56/Mountain Ave in Berthoud. Drive east from Hwy 287 to 4th Street. Turn left at 4th street and drive north 1.5 blocks. The Barn is on the west side of the street and the hall is on the second floor.

Drive on Interstate 25 to Hwy 56/Mountain Ave in Berthoud. Drive west from Interstate 25 to 4th Street. Turn right at 4th street and drive north 1.5 blocks. The Barn is on the west side of the street and the hall is on the second floor.

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Beginner Level Dance Lessons
Phase I & II and Intro to Phase III

The social dance class is designed to introduce Social Round Dancing to the social and beginner dancer. Learn dance terminology and figure technique. Basic Phase I & II rhythms are the Waltz and Two-Step. Phase III lessons introduces the dancer to the Cha Cha, Jive, and Rumba rhythms. Dancers are introduced to short, easy choreography. There is no "dance sequences to memorize" since the dances figures are prompted to the dancer. This helps the dancer to concentrate on learning to lead & follow with their dance partner.

Transition to Intermediate
Choreographed Round Dance

The Phase III class is designed for the experienced Round Dance dancer. Dance technique, body mechanics, and dance choreography are taught. Learn intermediate figures in the Cha Cha, Waltz, Jive rhythms and more. Dancers learn new choreographed dances every 3-4 weeks. Instructor figure and dance demonstrations help you learn the dance choreography. There is no "dance sequences to memorize" since the dances figures are prompted to the dancer.This helps the dancer to concentrate on leading & following and dancing with their dance partner.

Dance Lessons
6 Weeks January 11 - February 15 Cost: $30 per person pre-paid
5 Weeks February 29 - March 28 Cost: $25 per person pre-paid
6 weeks April 4 - May 9 Cost: $30 per person pre-paid

Dance Lessons
6 Weeks January 11 - February 15 Cost: $30 per person pre-paid
5 Weeks February 29 - March 28 Cost: $25 per person pre-paid
6 weeks April 4 - May 9 Cost: $30 per person pre-paid