My partner has two left feet. Is it still possible?

This is the most frequently asked question! The answer: Yes, nobody is born a dancer. Beginner courses start slowly. A good dance teacher can get every couple moving, promised. Usually, the skeptics end up having the most fun.

How do we find out which dance style suits us?

Quite simple: Look at your playlist! You should choose the dance whose music you also enjoy listening to privately, otherwise learning won't be fun. Do you listen to charts, pop & Schlager? Then Discofox is your best friend. It is uncomplicated, fits almost every song on the radio, and is fun quickly. Do you love holiday vibes & Latin rhythms? Then head to Salsa or Bachata. The atmosphere here is relaxed, you are allowed to laugh, and it feels less strict. Do you like it classic or need something for a wedding? Then book a basic course for ballroom dance (Standard/Latin). There you will learn the best-of of everything (Waltz, Foxtrot, Rumba) and quickly notice what suits you best. Are you into Rock’n’Roll or Swing? Then take a look at Boogie Woogie or Lindy Hop. Sporty, fast, and with a big grin on your face.

Do I need a fixed dance partner?

For classic partner dance courses, usually yes. But: If you are still looking for a dance partner, register on our dance partner app udansa connect and find a suitable dance partner in your area. Or look for single courses where partners are rotated on-site.

What if there are disagreements between us while dancing?

We want to be honest: There can sometimes be discussions about who led incorrectly. But that is part of it. You learn how to handle conflict in the process: laugh, forgive, and carry on. Dancing is the best couples therapy.

What should we wear for partner dance? Do we need patent leather shoes?

No, definitely don't dress up. For the beginning, comfortable clothing (shirt & jeans/trousers) and clean shoes with a smooth sole are enough so that you can turn well. Only when you get hooked can you think about dance shoes.

Learn to dance as a couple - Dance classes near you

Couch or dance floor? Choose the experience. Partner dancing is the ultimate teamwork and the most beautiful way to spend time together. Whether you are newly in love, want to bring new momentum into your relationship, or are simply looking for a shared hobby: here you will find the rhythm that suits you.

Find your perfect dance style

SalsaLively rhythms, hot beats, and pure joy: Salsa goes straight to your heart and your feet. Once you hear it, you will want to move.
Slow WaltzThe Slow Waltz is the perfect introduction to dancing: romantic, calm, and stylish. Find a course now and glide smoothly across the dance floor.
TangoTango is not just a dance, it is a feeling. Intense, elegant, and full of expression. Start your first Tango class now and discover the magic of connection and movement.
DiscofoxDiscover Discofox, the all-rounder for every dance floor! Easy to learn, full of fun, and perfect for parties, weddings, and clubs. Find dance classes near you now.
BachataA dance that connects: feel the music, embrace the moment, and move to the beat, close, smooth, and authentic. Bachata brings emotion and flow directly to the dance floor.
Lindy HopLindy Hop will make you smile: it is casual, playful, and full of energy. Learn the joyful swing dance from the 30s now and discover classes near you.

"Quality Time" seekers: Put the phones away, switch off the everyday grind. When dancing, you have an hour where you focus solely on each other. It’s like a date, new every week.
wanting to grow as a team: Leading and following only works with trust. You will learn to understand each other intuitively and respond to one another. (Yes, that helps in real life, too!)
wanting to shine at the next party: No more just swaying on the sidelines. Move confidently across the dance floor, whether at a wedding or in a club.

Are you still looking for a suitable dance partner?

You want to learn partner dance, but are single? Perfect! Use our dance partner app udansa connect to find someone nearby who, just like you, is eager to dance.

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What partner dancing can give you

It is more than just counting steps. It strengthens your connection.

Non-verbal communication

You learn to read body language and send the subtlest signals. This creates an intimacy that is often forgotten in everyday life.

Fun & Ease

Laughing together when a step goes wrong, and celebrating when the turn works out. Dancing brings playful ease back into the relationship.

Joint fitness

Dancing together connects. You are doing something for your health, without anyone having "no desire for the gym."

Romantic Boost

Looking into each other's eyes, feeling the closeness, dancing can be very electric. Many couples rediscover the fire here.

FAQ about partner dance

Are you still unsure whether partner dance is right for you, or do you want to convince your partner? We clarify the classics here.

This is the most frequently asked question! The answer: Yes, nobody is born a dancer. Beginner courses start slowly. A good dance teacher can get every couple moving, promised. Usually, the skeptics end up having the most fun.
Quite simple: Look at your playlist! You should choose the dance whose music you also enjoy listening to privately, otherwise learning won't be fun.
- Do you listen to charts, pop & Schlager? Then Discofox is your best friend. It is uncomplicated, fits almost every song on the radio, and is fun quickly.
- Do you love holiday vibes & Latin rhythms? Then head to Salsa or Bachata. The atmosphere here is relaxed, you are allowed to laugh, and it feels less strict.
- Do you like it classic or need something for a wedding? Then book a basic course for ballroom dance (Standard/Latin). There you will learn the best-of of everything (Waltz, Foxtrot, Rumba) and quickly notice what suits you best.
- Are you into Rock’n’Roll or Swing? Then take a look at Boogie Woogie or Lindy Hop. Sporty, fast, and with a big grin on your face.

Other dance formats

Discover dance formats that are practiced solo or in a group/crew

Learn to dance as a couple

Togetherness on the dance floor