Shufflingbros Dance Academy
Prague dance school: shuffle, K-pop, high heels, twerk, contemporary and more
Shufflingbros Dance Academy is a dance school in Prague offering classes across 11 dance styles for all ages and skill levels.
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Before your first class
The school welcomes all ages and skill levels from beginner to advanced; many courses, including zumba, high heels and twerk, explicitly accommodate those with no prior dance experience.
Shuffle dance requires comfortable clothing and shoes with a clean white sole, plus water; K-pop requires comfortable sportswear and supportive sports shoes; high heels classes need heeled shoes you a
About this studio
Shufflingbros Dance Academy is a dance school in Prague offering classes across 11 dance styles for all ages and skill levels. Located in Nové Město near the city centre, the school welcomes beginners through to advanced dancers and emphasises a friendly, welcoming approach alongside individual attention for each student.
The school teaches shuffle dance, K-pop dance, high heels, twerk, contemporary, dancehall, break dance, salsa, bachata, roller dance and zumba. Shuffle dance, which originated in Melbourne, Australia in the 1980s, is taught through progressive steps and choreography, with review of previous weeks' material at the start of each class. K-pop dance draws from the diverse musical palette of Korean pop—pop, hip-hop, R&B, rock and ballads—resulting in varied choreography and rhythm. High heels classes begin with foundational technique and heel work before moving to choreography and improvisation, aiming to build confidence and joy in movement. Twerk courses focus on detailed technique training, combining twerk movements with workout elements to build flexibility and strength, and culminate in performance opportunities. Contemporary dance, also called scénický tanec (scenic dance), developed in the mid-twentieth century and is distinguished by unique tricks and technical precision. Break dance, or bboying, originated in New York in the early 1970s and teaches toprock, footwork, freezes and powermoves. Salsa, bachata and zumba draw from Latin American traditions: salsa blends mambo, cha-cha-cha, pachanga and boogaloo; bachata, originating in the Dominican Republic, is romantic and slower-paced; zumba combines Latin rhythms, world music and aerobic movement with no prior experience required. Dancehall, a Jamaican style characterised by rhythmic hip movements and expressive gestures, is taught in an energetic and friendly environment. Roller dance is performed on four-wheeled roller skates and combines elements of hip-hop, disco and figure skating.
Courses range from eight to fifteen lessons to suit individual schedules and goals. Classes are structured with warm-up, technique and choreography work, and cool-down stretching. The school's instructors are experienced in their respective styles and focus on helping each student reach their dance goals while sharing the passion and joy that dance brings. Students are encouraged to ask questions and progression is tailored to individual ability and confidence.
What to expect
Your first visit
A welcoming introduction to your chosen style in a supportive environment. Each class includes warm-up, technique training and choreography work tailored to your level, with cool-down stretching at the end. The instructors focus on building your skills while keeping the experience enjoyable and encouraging individual progress.
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What beginners can expect
The school welcomes all ages and skill levels from beginner to advanced; many courses, including zumba, high heels and twerk, explicitly accommodate those with no prior dance experience.
What to wear and bring
Before your first class
What to bring
Shuffle dance requires comfortable clothing and shoes with a clean white sole, plus water; K-pop requires comfortable sportswear and supportive sports shoes; high heels classes need heeled shoes you are confident in plus water; twerk needs comfortable leggings or joggers, comfortable shoes and a towel; dancehall requires comfortable clothing and dance shoes with water; contemporary is danced barefoot or in dance socks with water; zumba needs supportive sportswear and shoes plus water; bachata works in loose trousers or skirts with smooth-soled shoes; roller dance requires skate-appropriate clothing, in-line or quad skates, knee and elbow pads, and a helmet; break dance needs loose clothing, trainers with good grip and hand protection.
Styles offered
12 dance styles taught here
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Class schedule
Weekly classes and workshops
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Frequently asked about Shufflingbros Dance Academy
Quick answers to the most common questions
What dance styles does Shufflingbros Dance Academy teach?
Shufflingbros Dance Academy teaches General, Shuffle dance, K-pop Dance, High heels, Twerk, Contemporary and 6 more. The full list of styles is shown above on this page along with each genre's classes and lesson options.
Where is Shufflingbros Dance Academy located?
Shufflingbros Dance Academy is located in Praha. See the map above for the exact address and one-tap directions.
Does Shufflingbros Dance Academy offer private lessons?
Contact Shufflingbros Dance Academy directly to ask about private lessons and current class options — their website has the latest details.
Does Shufflingbros Dance Academy teach kids and adults?
Shufflingbros Dance Academy welcomes students of varied ages and experience levels. Contact the studio to learn which classes fit your age group and level.
How do I sign up for classes at Shufflingbros Dance Academy?
The fastest path is to visit Shufflingbros Dance Academy via their website or check the class schedule above. Many studios offer a free or discounted intro lesson — contact them directly to ask.