Have you grown frustrated with trying to learn from books, software, or cheap introductory videos with little useful content?
Discover the beauty and fun of ballroom dancing — from the comfort of your own home.
Are you tired of sitting at the table at weddings, family parties, or New Year's Eve parties while all your friends are dancing? Do you want to eliminate your fear of dancing on two left feet with no rhythm? Do you want to move gracefully across the dance floor?
Relax. With Learn & Master Ballroom Dance learning will be easy, comfortable, and thrilling ... every step and figure of the way! You’ll never feel overwhelmed or intimidated, and within a few weeks you will have learned your way around the dance floor. Learn & Master Ballroom Dance is the most extensive video instruction you’ll find anywhere.
Online Support
Ask any student of a Legacy Learning course, and they will tell you the same thing... Legacy Learners never have to learn alone. Our student support site is where we all come together to ask questions, share our difficulties, and celebrate our successes. Our instructors are there to help when you get stuck. Your fellow students are there when you need encouragement. And soon enough, you may even find yourself offering some pointers of your own to those coming behind you. Either way, we sure hope you join us!
The DVDs
Video is one of the easiest ways to learn to dance. It offers both the opportunity to watch at your leisure and the chance for repetition, which is the key to learning quickly. Now you have the opportunity to experience dancing at your pace.
Each lesson begins with an explanation of the timing and posture of the covered dance. The second stage includes a detailed explanation of three figures and the steps to those figures. You will learn the individual steps to each figure and have an opportunity to dance the figure with your partner to music. You’ll see both perspectives of each part (front and back), as well as a thorough demonstration.
In addition to the 13 DVDs, Learn & Master Ballroom Dance includes a 75+ page instructional book outlining each figure. You can take it with you wherever you learn to dance. You’ll also receive six compilation CDs of all the music we’ll use in the videos so you can practice them over and over.
Learning to dance requires more than just memorizing steps. Therefore, you will spend a good part of each lesson slowly and clearly learning the posture and weight emphasis on the feet to ensure you'll be able dance each dance with grace. Mark and Jaimee will walk you through each dance with careful precision, and they’ll give you tips and advice for expert dancing.
There’s no need to dance in a studio. With Learn & Master Ballroom Dance, you’ll receive step-by step instruction of the entire dance and multiple perspectives of each figure so you can learn right in your own home.
Dancing can be quite easy to learn. It will take time and patience, but our award-winning instructors make it easy and fun. Consistent practice will produce results.
Dance-Along CDs
This is where the fun starts! Once you've begun to learn the dances on the DVDs, you will soon find yourself wanting to dance more and more. The six dance-along CDs included in the course contain all the music on the DVDs, plus a whole lot more. The music is designed to fit the dances you'll be learning, so no more endless searching for appropriate music to dance to.
The Dance tracks are also recorded at gradually increasing tempos to fit the skill level of beginner and intermediate dancers. And with six full CDs of music, you will have plenty of music to practice what you've learned on the DVDs until you're confident and comfortable on the dance floor.
Private dance lessons range from 50-90 dollars each, but you’ll never pay that much with Learn & Master Ballroom Dance. You’ll have the benefit of a private instructor in the comfort of your home. There’s no need to feel embarrassed or shy about how you dance. You can decide when you’re ready to show off your extraordinary dance moves.
Styles Covered
The focus of Learn & Master Ballroom Dance is on couple’s dances. You will learn Smooth and Rhythm ballroom dances that will take you from a beginning dancer to a comfortable, graceful dancer with complete confidence on the dance floor.
You'll learn ...
Swing
There are many styles of Swing, such as Lindy Hop, Jive, Shag, Charleston, and West Coast Swing, to name a few. Each of these dances has its own unique footwork, timing, musical style, and interpretation. The Swing style you will learn in Learn & Master Ballroom Dance is one of the most popular and exciting—East Coast Swing.
Foxtrot
A smooth progressive dance characterized by long, continuous flowing movements across the dance floor, the Foxtrot has an easy-going, fluid, comfortable style. You’ll also notice a jazzy characteristic to Foxtrot, like what you might envision when you hear the names Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers or when you hear a classic Frank Sinatra song.
Waltz
The Waltz is characterized by long, flowing movements, continuous turns, and rise & fall. It is graceful and elegant, with dancers gliding around the floor almost effortlessly. The Waltz was first developed in Vienna.
Tango
Tango is a dance with a quick staccato feel, striking foot action, and dramatic snapping turns of the head.
Cha Cha
The Cha Cha is an exciting Latin dance best known for its lively and playfully cheeky character, syncopated footwork, and quick rotating Cuban motion. This dance’s count, “one-two-three, cha cha cha!” has made it famous around the world. Explore the distinctive and exciting rhythms and moves of this dance.
Rumba
Rumba is a dance of Cuban origin, combining complex footwork with pronounced hip movement. Rumba is characterized by its sensual and romantic feel and has been called the dance of love. You will see much use of the hips and a variety of quick and slow movements.
People dance to all types of music, which makes all forms of couples dancing popular. No matter what your taste in music, there is a particular dance that fits your favorite tunes! Everyone is doing it. Young and old. Single and married. Join the fun!
Support & Guarantee
So what happens if you begin the course, but then have a question? What if you get stuck on something? Who can you go to for help? How do you get input and feedback on your progress?
This is where Learn & Master Ballroom Dance's free online support comes in. Once you purchase the course, you will be allowed to post questions and discuss your progress on our Student Support Discussion Board. You will quickly find that you are not learning alone, rather with a whole community of Learn & Master Ballroom Dance students, all of whom love to help and encourage each other. There is also a Community Website where students often post clips and videos for feedback, offer each other encouragement and support, and freely discuss their successes, setbacks, and challenges. Students also blog about their progress, chat in our chat room, and even plan events. You can participate as much or as little as you'd like, but we're here to help.
You wouldn't normally get access to the full support site until you'd purchased the course, but for a limited time, we're opening it up to be viewed by the public. For starters, check out the Student Support Discussion Board, and if you're really ambitious, feel free to browse around the Student Community Site as well. Please remember, though, that these sites are for Learn & Master Ballroom Dance students, so please be respectful of our community and limit any postings to discussions of the course.
Our 60-Day Satisfaction Guarantee
We want you to be delighted with Learn & Master Ballroom Dance. If you are not, simply return the course within sixty days for a full refund of the purchase price. No questions asked.
Testimonials
"I have seen several dance instruction videos and this was the best. This video does a good job of presenting ballroom steps in a sensible, easy-to-understand way. The instructors clearly know what they are doing, and obviously know how to share that knowledge. I thought this was an excellent course and the instructors did a good job of helping the students understand. I especially liked the split screen sections following their bodies and feet at the same time."
— Mike Pigott
Ballroom Dance Competitor, Nashville, Tennessee
"This is a great home study course. Packed with lots and lots of info and presented in a well organized and easily understood manner. It’s something we've come to expect from Legacy products.
Its great to have the music CDs included and we like how the screen is split with one pane focusing on the feet and the other showing the entire body. And the repetition will help hammer-home all the new ideas and concepts.
If you've always wanted to learn ballroom dancing but were too shy to enroll in a dance school, now you can learn in the privacy of your own home and at your own pace!"
— Bob and Tina Davis
Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
"The actual steps and figure demonstrations and instruction in this course are excellent. We like the fact the instruction sequences use more than one angle, especially directly behind the instructor with the feet shown in the split-screen. The approach of teaching individual parts then bringing them together was something we both appreciated. And, the "dance-along" sequences and the end-of-session review sections where all elements are brought together and practiced were a great help.
The course is extremely fun. It is well thought out and executed and the instruction is very well done. It is a little more physical work then I expected, especially in the shoulders, so get ready."
— Gerald "Bing" Jones
Holly Springs, North Carolina
"These videos were incredibly well done. Each figure was demonstrated thoroughly using repetition and various camera angles, leaving the student little doubt as to how the figure was to be performed. Armed with the information and skills learned in Learn & Master Ballroom Dance, a student will be well equipped to take to the dance floor. The advantage to this type of learning method as opposed to going to a dance class is that you can review the video as much as necessary, whereas in a dance class you come home and can't remember how the figures were done at class, making practice difficult."
— Blaze and Diane Rosene
Solan, Iowa
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