Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Heels 1-2.

Heels 1-2 is designed for beginner to intermediate dancers. We introduce fundamentals and progressively add complexity, with instructors offering modifications and individualized feedback so students can build skills at a comfortable pace.

Bringing practice heels is recommended if you have them—sturdy, low- to mid-height block or strappy heels work best. Flats or trainers are fine for warm-up; instructors can advise on heel selection and safe use.

Choreography is taught step-by-step with breakdowns, counts, and repetition. Instructors slow sections as needed, focus on technique, and rehearse combinations multiple times to ensure retention before increasing speed or complexity.

Yes. Heels 1-2 supports dancers new to heels with foundational drills, alignment work, and simplified combinations. Expect clear demonstrations, patience, and modification options while you progress toward intermediate-level moves.

Wear comfortable, form-fitting clothing to observe alignment—leggings, shorts, or dancewear. Bring your heels, water, and a towel. Supportive undergarments and knee-friendly socks can help; arrive early for warm-up and shoe adjustments.

Regular attendance builds muscle memory, musical interpretation, and stage presence. Progressive drills, performance practice, and instructor feedback combine to increase timing, expressive choices, and overall confidence across weeks.