Hey Guys!!
I just wanted to write a note about dance shoes today. There is a page here on the website that tells you all about dance shoes. Here is a little excerpt from that page:
It is not necessary to purchase dance shoes to take our Introduction to Ballroom Dance Class. In fact, you never have to purchase Dance Shoes if you don’t want to. Smooth soled shoes that stay on your feet will work too. Rubber soled shoes, backless shoes and tennis shoes are the hardest to learn in. That said, however, it is a good idea to purchase Dance Shoes if you decide to continue with your dancing….and we hope you do!
In any sport it’s important to have the right equipment. Dance shoes are designed specifically to help you dance with both style and comfort. A few differences between dance shoes and street shoes: the heel in women’s dance shoes is positioned directly under the leg to increase your balance, instead of at the edge of the shoe; straps and ties are designed to hold your foot comfortably and securely in the shoe; the steel shank only runs halfway down the sole of the shoe to give you complete flexibility of your foot; the soles are suede to increase ease of movement and control on most dance floors.
But I especially wanted to let all the girls out there know how gorgeous and versatile these shoes can be. You can view all of the styles if you go to the shoe page here on the site and click on the catalogue. But the cool thing is the huge variety of materials and colors they come in! Since you can't view the materials and colors I'll show you:
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