Lifestyledancing
Sokkie, Langarm, Bachata and line dance — in-person and online
Lifestyle Dancing blends dance instruction with social events to build a diverse dance community.
Photo: Izak Smit via Google
Before your first class
Beginner bootcamps and video courses are explicitly offered; the studio states bootcamps are designed for those new to dancing.
R 150 (Langarm competition single entry) to R 2,999 (wedding package with group classes); bootcamps R 190–R 380; video courses R 199–R 850; six-week courses R 600
About this studio
Lifestyle Dancing blends dance instruction with social events to build a diverse dance community. Run by owner Izak Smit, the studio serves students across South Africa through in-person bootcamps and online video courses.
You can learn Sokkie (with moves like underarm turns, side basics, slides, and tricks and dips), Langarm, Bachata, Two Step, line dance, and East Coast Swing. The studio offers beginner, intermediate and advanced levels. Classes range from six-week courses to intensive two-hour bootcamps, with video lessons available to watch as many times as you need.
Whether you want to dance socially at weddings and parties, prepare a first dance for your wedding, compete, or simply add movement to your routine, the studio tailors offerings to your goal. Wedding dance bootcamps are available in Cape Town, Kimberley and George. Sokkie bootcamps run regularly, with beginner, intermediate and advanced options. Free online lessons on YouTube cover basics like the Sokkie underarm turn, side basic, in-and-out spin with dip, and slide.
The studio also hosts competitive events: the annual Langarm Dans Kompetiesie in 2026 accepts both singles and couples entries and combines competition with a social evening. Bootcamps and courses operate in multiple locations including Roodepoort, Krugersdorp, Randburg, Cape Town, Potchefstroom, Kimberley, George and Vereeniging, making it accessible across the country.
You can pay by Visa, Mastercard, Scode or instant EFT. WhatsApp and email are the fastest ways to book or ask questions.
What to expect
Your first visit
Bootcamps are two-hour focused sessions at beginner, intermediate or advanced level. Video courses let you learn at home and replay lessons as needed. All offerings emphasize having fun while building genuine partner-dance skills for social occasions and performance.
Instructors
Who teaches here
Izak Smit is the owner and instructor. The studio mentions experienced instructors for Sokkie courses, though individual instructor names are not listed.
New to dancing?
What beginners can expect
Beginner bootcamps and video courses are explicitly offered; the studio states bootcamps are designed for those new to dancing.
Styles offered
6 dance styles taught here
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The people, the parties and the dancing here
Pricing
Approximate lesson costs
Class schedule
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Frequently asked about Lifestyledancing
Quick answers to the most common questions
What dance styles does Lifestyledancing teach?
Lifestyledancing teaches Sokkie, Langarm, Bachata, Two-step, Line Dance, East Coast Swing.
Where is Lifestyledancing located?
Lifestyledancing is located in Roodepoort. See the map above for the exact address and one-tap directions.
Does Lifestyledancing offer private lessons?
Contact Lifestyledancing directly to ask about private lessons and current class options — their website has the latest details.
Does Lifestyledancing teach kids and adults?
Contact Lifestyledancing directly to ask which classes suit your age and experience level.
How do I sign up for classes at Lifestyledancing?
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