WHY FLOW?
Flow simplifies the complexity of partnership dance using logic and intuitive training. Instead of memorizing steps, you learn to understand, feel, and dance in the moment. We train your body to experience what dancing can be—and how you can play with it.
WHAT IS FLOW?
Flow is a physical language—just as rich and expressive as a spoken one. It teaches you to connect and communicate through movement. It feels amazing… and it’s a lot of fun!
IS FLOW DIFFERENT FROM OTHER DANCE STYLES?
Yes. Flow isn’t a style—it’s a foundation. We teach the science of partner dancing, so you can move confidently to any style or genre of music.
HOW WAS FLOW CREATED?
While teaching ballroom dance, Michael realized there had to be a better, more natural way to make dance accessible and exciting for everyone. He set out to discover dance as a universal physical language—and Flow was born. Learn more About Flow Studios and why we’re different »
CAN I LEARN SALSA, OR WALTZ, OR TANGO?
Absolutely. But first, we help you learn how to dance—to feel the music and move freely. Once you’ve built that foundation, you can explore any style with ease. here.
ARE VIRTUAL AND IN-PERSON LESSONS DIFFERENT?
Both are equally effective, just in different ways:
Virtual lessons help you get creative and take personal ownership of your movement.
In-person lessons offer direct physical connection and a deeper feel for Flow’s magic.
We recommend trying both!
HOW OFTEN SHOULD I TRAIN?
Like any language, fluency comes from consistency. We recommend:
1 private lesson + 1 open class per week
This routine builds muscle memory, boosts creativity, and accelerates your progress.
HOW DO PRICES COMPARE?
Flow’s pricing is equal to or better than most private dance instruction—but the value is unmatched. Our method is innovative, intuitive, and transformative.
SHOULD I LEARN WITH OR WITHOUT A PARTNER?
Ideally, both.
Solo training helps you articulate your movement and discover your personal flow.
Partner training teaches you how to connect, communicate, and flow together.
WHAT SHOULD I WEAR?
Wear clothes that make you feel cool, confident, and ready to move.
Shoes: Light, secure footwear without rubber soles. Toms and Hey Dudes! are favorites.
Other options: Socks or barefoot work great too—just make sure you can dance!
What’s the worst that can happen?
You might get your feet stepped on… and you’ll definitely break a sweat. But that’s part of the fun—you’re training your body to dance!
