My name is Richard Cicchetti. I’ve been dancing over 30 years. I’m 79. About 10 years ago, after quite a bit of study, practice, and testing I became a DVIDA certified Instructor. I competed for 8 years with the UCWDC and won 7 first place World titles in my Divosions. Now, because of a health challenge that started 5 1/2 years ago, I had to cut back a bit. currently I’m teaching privates, group classes and producing both Country and Ballroom social dances. Dancing is my Passion. It’s helped me get through some tough places I have hopes to compete again some day soon.

This is absolutely awesome! I’ve been a subscriber for several years and use the website all the time. Brian, Megan and Emily are household names. The consistency of new material with “Move of the Week” constantly recharges and motivates me. I’m always getting reminders and new ideas of steps to teach in my classes and for my own social dancing enjoyment. Now, with the addition of the mobile app, I can easily bring all this along with me in my iPhone. It makes it very easy to review, remind and rehearse. Thank you Brian and team. Richard Cicchetti, SC.

Danielle Blouin - Two-Step, Nightclub, West Coast Swing.  Albert Tailleur - Triple-Two.  Todd & Jamie - Triple-Two and Waltz.             Donna Bohnam Stienfeld - Nightclub & Two-Step. Brian & Emily - West Coast Swing , Nightclub, Two-Step, East Coast Swing, Cha-Cha. 

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Hi Emily, it's good to hear from you. You, Megan, Brian and your staff do a fantastic job of teaching me and your members how to dance. I would love to have you, Megan and Brian visit us in SC. We are an hour from Asheville, NC. There's quite a bit of dancing around here so bring your dance shoes.

Travelers Rest, SC ( near Greenville)

Two-Step, Nightclub, Triple-Two and Waltz. These float my boat! 

Patrick HoltHi Patrick, thank you for your input and good idea. It sounds like having him do counting is an effective method. I count for him during the lesson. From now on I'm going to have him count with me. It may distract him from learning the steps, so I'll have to play it by ear. Thanks again for your input.