Foxtrot ballroom dance in Newton

Different forms of the modern Fox Trot existed during the Victorian epoch by names one-step or two-steps. The name of the dance is said to get its origin from the surname of the known dancer Harry Fox who used to perform this dance on the stage at one of the New York theatres in 1913.

It made the effect of the real revolution in the dance world in the XX century.

In the beginning of the century the temp of Foxtrot was varying from 40 up to 50 steps in a minute. It demanded good skills to change the style of the dance instantly. In 1922 the foxtrot began to be performed with a slower music, and in 1927 the dance got its final name - the Slow Foxtrot.

Between 1922 and 1929 Frank Ford improved the basic movements of Foxtrot adding his own interpretation to the dance.

Dance Fever Studio specializes in teaching dance for kids and adults. Dance school in Newton proposes you fashionable dances, modern techniques of teaching and a very cozy friendly atmosphere. Fox Trot classes in Newton (Boston) will help you feel young, healthy, sporty, beautiful and energetic. Dance studio in Newton provides not only dance lessons, but also the various parties, competitions of dances and the opportunity to meet new friends and communicate with people who are fond of dances and wants to learn magic movements.

We also have children groups specialize in training ballroom dance for kids of all ages either for those who have dancing experience or for beginners.

Fox Trot seems to be a little difficult dance. Dancers have to keep right balance and the constant control in order to achieve smooth sliding above the dancing floor.

You can be also engaged with the individual choreography studies at Fox Trot in Newton. Individual dancing lessons in Newton under guidance of experienced and professional dancers are one of the most effective forms of training. Dancing lessons in Newton uses the special programs according to your individuality. Professional dance teachers will give you more detailed explanation of dancing movements. Stop by Dance Fever Studio in Boston and check out our programs.