Courses

Master class is for those of you who have already attended at least WCS III classes (i.e. at least once III + IV) and are interested in WCS technique. Do not expect any new patterns in this class.

The course will primarily focus on the technique of basic patterns, their execution and movement technique.

We invite you to Saturday's all-level with Míša and Tibor, together with the party. The lesson will be on turns, their technique and use in various patterns for both leader and follower.

Level: This lesson is for those who know the 6 basic 6-count patterns and whip (equivalent to completing the WCS I course)

Pair or individual sign-ups are possible.

Please pay in cash at the begging of the event.

Discounts do not apply for this course.

The course will be technically oriented with emphasis on the quality of execution of basic figures and concepts. However, some new patterns will definitely be added.

This intensive course is intended for graduates of WCS I and those who have taken at least one course IIa or IIb. The course is not intended for complete beginners.

The course will focus on the technique of figures and concepts and also on the quality of connection. However, some new patterns will definitely be added.

This intensive course is designed for dancers who have taken both WCS IIa and IIb, or WCS III+IV. Rock'n'go and overrotation should be familiar concepts for those interested.

The course will focus on the technique of patterns and concepts and also on the quality of connection.

This intensive course is intended for dancers who have taken at least two WCS III+IV or higher courses. Students should have no problem executing patterns. Outside turns, blues and basic musicality should not be new concepts.

A weekend equivalent to our regular beginners course, during which participants should learn the same things as in the regular course.

The course is for everyone regardless of age and previous dance experience, or for those who are unsure of the six basic patterns and whip.

The course will teach the basic patterns of West Coast Swing and principles of leading or following which are important for couple cooperation and improvisation.

During the classes there is a rotation of partners.

WCS is danced in heelless shoes and the women usually wear pants rather than a skirt.

The course is for everyone regardless of age and previous dance experience, or for those who are unsure of the six basic patterns and whip.

The course will teach the basic patterns of West Coast Swing and principles of leading or following which are important for couple cooperation and improvisation.

During the classes there is a rotation of partners.

WCS is danced in heelless shoes and the women usually wear pants rather than a skirt.

The course is for those who have already attended beginner classes at least once or the other West Coast Swing II course and know without any problem basic six-count patterns and the whip.

You will learn lots of new patterns, their variations and needed technique, of course. You will be able to dance with any partner of any level.

You should have completed both courses IIa and IIb. To cover these things, you should have no problem with overrotation, rock-and-go and using them in any basic patterns. At the party, you think more about how you would spice up the dance than about which pattern you remember.

We will further deepen our knowledge of more advanced variations, working with the frame and different styles of music.

The course is for those who have attended West coast swing III and West coast swing IV courses. If the course is listed as III + IV, then it should be taken at least twice, once for each level. In addition, signing should be consulted with the teachers. Students should have no problem executing the patterns. They should strive for elasticity and musicality in their dance. At this level you should be able to dance well with dancers of any level.

We will further expand stockpile of patterns during the classes. However, the aim of the course is to master the technique so the emphasis is on execution and the ability to work with building-blocks rather than whole patterns.