
Although Laura and I are known for Salsa,
winning the World Championship, we have been award
winning DanceSport competitors and teach other styles of dance as
well, including Cha Cha Cha, Rumba, Samba, Waltz, Bolero, Tango,
Paso Doble, Swing, Merengue, Bachata, Jive Foxtrot, Viennese Waltz,
Disco, and much, much, more! We are proud to coach several World
Champions, including the World Junior Latin Champions, the World
Merengue Champions, the World Junior and Youth Salsa Champions, the World
Junior and Youth Showdance Champions, and the World Tango Champions to name a
few. We have trained more dancers in Ballroom dancing for "So
You Think You Can Dance" than any other studio in
Florida including season 5 winner Jeanine Mason.
We brought Ballroom and Salsa to the AAU Junior
Olympic Games and were their first directors.
Founded in 1987 by Isaac
Altman, the International Dance Studio is backed with 39 years of industry
experience.
International Dance Studio
provides top-notch dance instruction by top-notch instructors who
have experience with beginners through professionals along with
great customer support, a combination that can't be
beat!
Through our commitment,
experience, and expertise International Dance Studio has established
a business relationship with our customers that will last a
lifetime!
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As Dance Instructors for over 50 years
(combined), Laura and I feel it is very important to find the right
studio for your child or yourself. We always want the best
education, but when it comes to dancing, many feel choosing a dance
studio is not as important. Going down the street to the
nearest studio is easy and convenient but may not be the best
decision. Checking out dance schools for the quality of their
teachers, their accreditation, class size, and price are paramount. The most important element in a
dance studio is the teaching staff. Look for teachers
who are accredited through dance accrediting
organizations. These teachers have credentials behind
them as they have been tested and approved. Look for
teachers who are concerned about teaching proper technique not
just steps in dancing. Good technique can make or break
a student. Remember, you get what you pay for, so less
isn't always better. |