Ezydance Classes All Styles
School in Marion

Ron Brampton is a well obvious and respected ballroom dancer and teacher. He has been heavily involved in dancing in Australia for many years, and has introduced the joy of dancing to literally thousands of students. We teach at different dance studios around Adelaide and Melbourne, which vary from time to time, to meet current demand. Ron started dancing while still a teenager and soon found his life's passion. He has been teaching for more than 20 years and in that time has taught thousands of students, from the very beginners, to advanced dancers who eventually turned professional themselves. Ron runs the Ezydance Studios, where he continues to bring dancing into people's lives. In his long dancing career, Ron has clocked up many huge achievements, including: winning many championship titles establishing the largest SA dance studio introducing live music to competitions bringing many teams to succeed national formation group titles teaching the largest number of students who became SA and National champions teaching students (15) who went on to open their own studios all over Australia. Ron and his second partner, Maxine, won many major Beginner (now A grade) championships. Ron and his third partner, Kaye won as professionals earlier concentrating on their studio and producing more champions and professionals than anyone else! Ron introduced the Easter Festival Competitions to bring people to Adelaide for the lengthy weekend. Ron is very interested in teaching young people to dance for the many benefits it brings for example it teaches social interaction, physical coordination and timing, and it builds self confidence.

Learning to dance improves your health, builds self confidence, puts mirth in your life and you make new friends. We can get you looking huge in only a few lessons and we can teach you privately or your total party as a group. Over the preceding 30 years we have taught many advanced dancers how to accurate their techniques, many achieving success on professional and social competition levels. In that time we have developed and perfected our own teaching method we like to call the Ezyway, aimed at getting you dancing all the popular styles in the shortest time possible. If the idea of the merriment and social interaction of social dancing is not ample to have you itching to get out on the dance floor, then maybe you should consider the many health benefits. We donate lessons for all levels of competency, starting with our novice lessons where no experience and no partner are needed, through our intermediate slick to our advanced and private single or group lessons. In our Beginner's Lessons we teach you without a partner! We get very good feedback on our approach and we find most of our students are ready to 'move up' to the Intermediate classes behind only about 6 to 10 weeks! When you are ready to take your dancing further, you can join the Intermediate Classes, which have a same approach to the Introduction Classes, in that we focus on a scanty dances each night (typically 3 styles) and we choose them from those presented in the Introduction Class that night (to aid those that are staying for both lessons see under for our special offer when prepaying for Intermediate lessons). Each dance is quite unique and we receive the time to teach you the diverse feel and techniques of each from how to retain your partner to how to move and sway your body to the rhythm. Where in the Beginner Classes we focus on learning the steps, in the Intermediate Classes we learn the technique of each dance style. On top of this, we find many of our Intermediate students also like to take Private Lessons to help them flourish their dancing faster. It is best to wear cozy clothes that let you move freely. You do not need a partner in our Novice classes. Our method teaches students individually, as we find this approach makes it quicker to learn the basic steps. And our very sociable group will make you feel very welcome. It has quite a variety of steps and can be danced to a expansive range of music, making it very popular in maximum social dances. Developed from Argentine Tango, and made famous by Hollywood (and Rudolph Valentino in particular), the Ballroom Tango has become a very popular social and competition dance style. The basic dance involves simply walking to the music, with legs bent on the ball of the feet. To those that are interested in perfecting their technique and learning some fresh moves, occupied towards a competency medal can bear the goal to focus on. With a bit of work and a few private lessons, you have the opportunity to try out your moves in a competition with your peers. The dates for the rest of this year are: We had friends who could dance and eternal watched them having a appropriate time on the dance floor. Over the preceding 2 years, we have made some huge friends at Ron’s social dances and we have gone on to compete at a scanty of the Ballroom and Latin competitions with