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Live2Dance Ballroom
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I was a cold call winner to NDC for answering correctly a question about ballroom dancing. Upon my arrival at the Brentwood location, I was greeted by the owner at the time who chatted with me about dancing and my past history. I was then assigned to Jordan Shear, who was a great teacher. I learned so many new dances. What I liked the most was that everyone was a teacher. They really wanted you to learn how to dance. My "J " team (Jordan Shear, Jason Curtis & Justin Vero) made the experience one that I will truly remember. They deemed me the TangoDiva and it stuck. My only complaint was the costs were outrageous. One of my friends easily dropped over $60,000 in the 3 years that she was there - but she did learn to dance and very well. I never felt pressured into purchasing more lessons, routines, or trips.
Pros: You will learn how to dance. You get what you pay for.
Cons: It can be very expensive...use the refer a friend rule and dance for free.
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