Being a firm believer in social dancing, Louise makes it easy for singles to join class. It handles uneven numbers of men and women very well. Since couples are rotated every few minutes, each person has to stand out without a partner for only a few minutes before they have a partner again. It increases the learning of the students. When a student rotates, he or she learns something new from each new partner, regardless of their dance level.
Rotation schemes help the teacher to teach by revealing where certain lead and follow problems lie.
If for some reason you do not want to dance with other partners, you should perhaps look into our private lessons, on our class schedule page. If you are already proficient at West Coast Swing, you should seek Louise's permission to enter Level 2 or 3. After seeing you dance, she can place you quickly in the correct level. It takes most new students several months to reach Level 3. If you have never taken a 6 or 8 week full course in basic West Coast Swing, you should start at the beginning level.