Ceroc

The fiancé and I have been Ceroc dancing now for a while and we’re quite enjoying it.
The difference between this and other dance classes is it’s fairly casual. For the most part feet don’t matter which takes out half the complexity of dancing. Guys are told not to even learn any moves until the 3^rd class and then work on getting just one down. You can use this dancing at any wedding or social dancing place and fit in with the current music. There is a focus on how to lead and how to follow (missing from a lot of dance studios) and this is enforced by the constant moving of partners around the room.
My guy has some issues being taught to dance (just loves it) and in this class he’s found a style that seems to work for him. Short of having private lessons, this is the best he’s gotten in a class by far and he’s liking it more than the more formalized dance classes we’ve tested out.
Prices aren’t bad — $ 10 a week and that includes one or both of their lessons that week.
As a female, I find this place fun but I would highly recommend this to guys looking to learn some basic dance moves because I really think this class is being sold to men who want to enjoy dancing without getting too technical.