Ballroom by Amy · Twin Cities, Minnesota
Answer eight short questions and find out exactly which dance lesson fits your goals, your schedule and your life.
No experience required. No partner needed. No wrong answers.
Three-time defending Dancers Cup Tour Top Teacher · Professional & international experience
Why Students Choose Amy
Top Teacher Award
Three-time defending Dancers Cup Tour Top Teacher — earned through coaching results, not just performance.
Professional Experience
Danced professionally and internationally. Friendships with dancers many people recognize from Dancing with the Stars.
Every Level Welcome
Complete beginners, wedding couples, social dancers, fitness enthusiasts and competitive athletes — Amy teaches them all.
Throughout the Twin Cities
Serving St. Paul, Minneapolis, Roseville, Shoreview, Plymouth and the surrounding metro area.
Lesson Matcher
Amy teaches beginners, wedding couples, social dancers, fitness-focused students, and competitive athletes. Eight quick questions help match you to the right starting point.
Takes about two minutes. No wrong answers.
A personalized recommendation with no obligation.
Heard It Before
None of them turned out to be true.
“I have two left feet.”
Coordination isn’t something you either have or don’t. It’s a skill, and Amy teaches it. The “two left feet” feeling is almost always gone within a few lessons.
“I’m not coordinated enough.”
Dance is taught one step at a time. Amy moves at your pace, not the pace of an imaginary ideal student. You don’t need pre-existing coordination — that’s part of what you’re building.
“I don’t have a partner.”
A partner is never required. Many of Amy’s students come alone and do beautifully. In group settings, you’ll rotate with others. In private lessons, Amy is your partner.
“I’ll look foolish.”
Every beginner worries about this. Private lessons mean no one is watching. And even in group settings, everyone is focused on their own feet — not yours.
“I’m too old to start.”
Amy teaches adults of every age. Ballroom dance is low-impact, mentally engaging and physically rewarding. Some of her most enthusiastic students started later in life.
“I already dance. Will this challenge me?”
Amy has competed and performed internationally. She’s equally at home coaching advanced and competitive dancers as she is welcoming beginners. If you want to get better, she has the tools.
What Amy Teaches
Amy teaches a range of formats because no two students have the same goals. Find the one that sounds most like you.
Twin Cities and Beyond
Whether you’re in St. Paul or Minneapolis, heading north to Roseville or Shoreview, or coming from the western suburbs including Plymouth, Amy is available to teach in the Twin Cities area. Lesson locations and scheduling details are discussed when you reach out.
Amy’s students come from across the metro — some for a wedding, some to get out of the house, some because a friend dragged them to one lesson and they couldn’t stop. Whatever brought you here, the commute is worth it.
Not every person who walks in knows what they want. Not every student knows what they’re capable of. Amy has spent her career turning uncertainty into confidence, one lesson at a time.
Reach out, ask a question, or take the quiz. There is no obligation and no wrong starting point.
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