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Dynamodance teaches Latin, ballroom and swing dances in central Brussels (Bd Barthélémy 22A). The studio is open 8am–10pm and offers group classes, private lessons and workshops across an extensive range of styles.

You can study salsa in three variants: LA Style (On1), Cuban Style, and NY Style (On2). Bachata options include traditional, sensual (modern), fusion, and dominicaine styles. The studio also teaches kizomba, ballroom standards (waltz viennoise, waltz anglaise, tango européen, slow foxtrot, quickstep), Latin ballroom (cha-cha, rumba, samba, jive, paso doble), swing dances (lindy hop, Charleston, balboa, west coast swing), rock variants, and Caribbean styles including kompa, merengue, Caribbean zouk, tarraxa and gouyad.

Classes are structured by level: beginners (no experience needed), pre-intermediate, intermediate, semi-advanced, advanced, and very advanced. The studio notes that "no expertise in another dance qualifies you for salsa"—each style requires dedicated learning. Most beginner students progress beyond that level after two months of regular classes (eight lessons or more).

Group classes typically run 6, 8, 9 or 12 lessons depending on the style. Salsa, bachata and kizomba courses are 6 lessons for €86. Ballroom and Latin styles are usually 9 lessons for €162, or 8–12 lessons for €148–€186 depending on the specific dance. Private lessons and partner-matching are available. The studio runs regular workshops (e.g., "Salsa débutant" for absolute beginners, no prerequisites required) and can organize corporate team-building events, private events with DJs and performers, and full event management for clients wanting a Latin or other themed party.

Classes are taught informally with no pressure to perform perfectly. The studio emphasises that dancers learn at their own pace, exchange partners frequently (even beginners), and can choose to stay with one partner if they arrive as a couple—though the choice must remain consistent across all their courses. Instructors are highly qualified and trained to guide you through the learning journey.

A structured, informal class where you learn fundamentals at your own pace. Wear comfortable clothing and shoes (dance shoes recommended for beginners, though trainers are acceptable if very worn). If you come with a partner, let your instructor know—you can stay together or switch partners as you prefer.

The studio mentions that instructors are "highly qualified and trained" and will guide you through the learning journey. No individual instructor names are published.

Yes—beginners need no prior experience and classes are designed specifically for those starting out.