The Edmonds Dance Centre

The Edmonds Dance Centre — Dance Classes In Leeds

The Edmonds Dance Centre is a family-run school in the Swinnow area of Leeds with roots going back decades. Long-standing pupils talk of starting as young children and staying for years, with several describing the centre as a second home. It has grown steadily while keeping the personal feel of a family business. The teaching earns consistent praise for covering the skills dancers need across many styles.

About The Edmonds Dance Centre

Run by a family of teachers, the centre offers a range of dance styles for all ages and abilities. The programme includes medal tests and competitions, giving dancers plenty to work towards through the year. The atmosphere is welcoming and inclusive, which regulars say keeps them coming back.

Classes & Dance Styles

Dance classes in Leeds at Edmonds span several styles, with dance lessons in Leeds structured around medal tests and events to keep dancers progressing. Ballet classes in Leeds build core technique, while line dancing in Leeds offers a sociable, partner-free option. Adults are catered for too, with adult dance classes in Leeds and salsa classes in Leeds among the styles a broad school like this can cover. Check with the centre for the current timetable.

What to Expect on Your First Visit

Wear comfortable clothing you can move freely in and bring soft shoes if you have the right pair. Arriving early gives you time to meet a teacher and find your level. Beginners are welcome, whatever their age.

Location & Contact

Swinnow sits on the western side of Leeds, well linked to the city centre and the wider West Yorkshire road network.

• Address: Swinnow Shopping Centre, Swinnow Ln, Leeds LS13 4RJ
• Phone: +44 7450 725367
• Website: http://www.edmondsdance.co.uk/

What Dancers Say About The Edmonds Dance Centre

5/5 from 6 Google reviews.

Been at this dance school for nearly 20 years and only wish I started sooner! This lovely family run business has grown over the years, offering various different styles of dance for all ages and abilities. We have plenty going on throughout the year with medal tests, competitions, presentations so plenty of opportunities to show off your skills. We are not just pupils, we are like a family. I cannot recommend them enough for yourself or your children. Pop along and give us a try!— Sarah Mcleary

I started here at 4 years old and danced here for 15 years before leaving for uni. A family run business run by the best teachers, teaching you all you need and will make you feel as though it is your second home! Various styles teaching you all the skills you need, highly recommend whether you’ve never danced before or not!- Chloe Mason— Chloe Mason

Edmonds dance centre is a family run business that is warm and welcoming to all age ranges. I started with the dance centre 4 years ago, they do a range of styles of dance to accommodate all ages, stages and abilities. I would really recommend this dance school if you are wanting to take dance up as a hobby.— Sophie Cockroft

Danced here since the age of 3 and still have the same passion for dance after 12 years, teaching is to the highest standard and fully aids your dance experience. It is such a loving, welcoming and comfortable environment and would definitely recommend to all ages, no matter what ability!!— JelloLivv

Frequently Asked Questions

How hard is it to learn salsa?

Salsa is very approachable at beginner level, built on a simple repeating step pattern you can pick up quickly. Timing and styling take longer to polish, but you can enjoy dancing socially early on.

Can a non-dancer learn salsa?

Yes, salsa classes are designed for complete beginners with no dance background. Teachers break the basics into small steps, and regular practice soon builds comfort on the floor.

Is it possible to learn ballet as an adult?

Certainly, and many schools run classes made specifically for adult beginners. You develop posture, strength and coordination gradually, with no prior training assumed.

What age is too late to start ballet?

There is no upper age limit for recreational ballet. Adult classes welcome all ages and focus on enjoyment, technique and fitness rather than professional goals.

What are 5 basic steps in line dancing?

Common moves include the grapevine, step-touch, kick-ball-change, pivot turn and shuffle. Line dances combine these into short sequences that repeat as you face each wall.

What is the easiest line dance to learn for beginners?

A short four-wall dance built from basic steps is the simplest to learn. Teachers usually start newcomers on a routine that can be picked up in a single session.

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