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…..

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!

We make ballroom dancing easy and fun for all ages—anyone can do it! A partner is not necessary. With group classes, private lessons, and wedding choreography, we’re sure you’ll find a program that fits your needs and schedule.

Waltz, Tango, Swing, Salsa, and more—our studio strives to meet a level of excellence in all we do. Whether you’re brand new to ballroom dancing or an experienced dancer, you’ll appreciate our attention to detail, our meticulously clean and smoke-free dancing facility, and the way we go the extra mile to make our dancers feel comfortable and at-home.

Check out all we have to offer, then stop by our beautiful studio in the Plaza Towers Center.

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.

Classes begin February 7th of 2012!!! Meet Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6:15-7:00pm and 7:00-7:45 Call (417) 447-8888 to register for any classes. No partner necessary. For more information check our calendar on the website or call us (417) 889 0300

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.

“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.

“Dancing changes your life for the better — you get better posture, lose weight and improve your physical and mental health,” he said. “I don’t know how people do the same repetitive things in a gym. For me, that type of exercise would be so boring.”

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“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.”

Vanderburg attributes much of the recent interest to TV shows like ABC’s “Dancing with the Stars” and FOX’s “So You Think You Can Dance.”

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