West Coast Swing is a partner dance known for its smooth, elastic style and versatility. It can be danced to a wide range of music—from blues and R&B to pop and contemporary.

No. Most classes rotate partners, which helps you learn faster and become a more adaptable dancer.

Yes—and it’s encouraged. Learning both roles builds stronger connection, timing, and empathy as a partner.

Comfortable clothing and shoes that allow you to move easily. Avoid overly sticky soles—smooth or suede shoes are best for turning.

Social dancing is informal dancing outside of class or competition—usually at events or local venues. It’s where you practice, connect, and have fun.