Featured in Springfield! Magazine Mar 8, 2011
OTC Partners with Ballroom World 2012 Mar 8, 2011
Kick up your heels and boogie down — it counts as exercise Feb 23, 2011
ENROLL TODAY!
Children and Teen Classes!
Six- Week programs beginning January 24th
Tuesdays at 5:30 Thursdays at 5:30
Waltz, Tango,Foxtrot Cha-Cha, Rumba, Salsa
Cost $5 per Class or $50 for all Classes
For more information please call (417) 889 0300
Plaza Towers Center 1911 S. Glenstone Ave. Springfield, MO 65804
If you can walk – We can teach you how to dance…..
World of Springfield, MO would like to invite you to participate or watch in our third annual
Springfield Ballroom Blitz! This promises to be an exiting and educational experience for everyone involved. The event will take place on Saturday, October 15th 2011. We will have open and closed entries for all levels and styles of dance, professional judges from exciting Las Vegas; Mariusz Zakrzewski and Stephanie Betts, solo and showcase routines. There are also opportunities for students to have a workshop on Sunday 16th and coaching lessons as well.Though this is a smaller regional competition, the quality will make you feel as though you are at large national competition we promise!The tickets during the day to watch are $10 if you would like to come for the evening dinner , show and a dance its $100 RSVP.
Ballroom World is the premier ballroom dancing studio in Springfield, Missouri. If you want to improve your dancing, get in shape, relieve stress, and meet new friends, you’ve come to the right place!
Ballroom World is proud to announce our new partner Ozarks Technical Community College. “We are excited to be chosen as the exclusive partner for OTC” said Alex Patsioukov, owner of Ballroom World.
Ballroom, Latin, salsa and swing dancing all seem fun, and easy to do. According to Alexander Patsioukov, owner of Ballroom World located in the Plaza Towers Center at 1911 South Glenstone, they can get you on your feet and dancing to any beat within weeks. Read more
“A lot of exercises outside of the home tend to be gender specific,” Betts said. “With dance, it’s a couples program. You’re hand in hand, arm in arm, exercising together.
“People are looking for alternative fun ways to work out,” says Helen Vanderburg, a spokesperson for the San Diego-based IDEA Health and Fitness Association, and owner of Heavens Fitness, a gym in Calgary, Canada.
“More and more people [at the gym] are interested in doing dance-based classes,” she says. “In the last six months, dance classes are starting to pop up in more clubs.” Read more
Featured in Springfield! Magazine Mar 8, 2011
OTC Partners with Ballroom World 2012 Mar 8, 2011
Kick up your heels and boogie down — it counts as exercise Feb 23, 2011
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