Competitive dancing for kids

Focused training for young competitors

Our competitive program helps committed dancers build Latin and Standard technique, endurance, presentation, and a thoughtful competition plan.

Young Dance With Us America competitors posing together

Competitive program

For established couples and advanced dancers

Designed for serious young dancers ages 7 to 15, this program supports established couples and advanced students who are ready for consistent training and competition preparation.

Coaches work with each dancer on Latin and Standard technique, endurance, presentation, and the practical details of building an appropriate competition plan.

Program focus

What competitive training develops

Latin technique

Musicality, body action, footwork, partnering, and the distinct character of each Latin dance.

Standard technique

Posture, frame, movement, floorcraft, and coordinated partnership across the Standard dances.

Endurance

Conditioning and round practice that help dancers sustain technique and presence across a full event.

Presentation

Confidence, performance quality, and preparation for the expectations of a competition floor.

Training commitment

Private lessons and competition planning

Weekly instruction

  • Competitive dancers are expected to take two to three private lessons each week.
  • Lessons may be with a Regular Coach or Junior Coach according to the dancer's training plan.

Individual planning

  • Competition goals, events, partnerships, and preparation are planned with studio coaches.
  • Contact the studio before enrolling to discuss readiness and placement.

Schedule archive

Fall 2025 competitive schedule

This artwork is preserved for reference and is not a current class schedule. Contact the studio for current training times.

Fall 2025 competitive dancing class schedule
Archive only - Fall 2025

A gentler starting point

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Recreational youth program

Age-based beginner classes introduce technique, rhythm, coordination, and confidence before a competitive commitment.

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Competitive pathway

Talk with a coach about readiness

Contact the studio to discuss placement, partnership, current training times, and competition goals.

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