CODY STUDIOS

CODY STUDIOS — Dance Classes In London

CODY STUDIOS is a dance school and studio space in the Acton area of west London. It runs classes for both children and adults across a range of styles, and also hires out its space to other teachers and groups. The studio suits people wanting a modern, well-kept environment for anything from street dance to fitness-focused sessions.

About CODY STUDIOS

Reviewers praise beautiful, clean facilities and an accommodating team, alongside teachers described as professional and full of energy. The atmosphere reads as welcoming and upbeat, drawing in returning dancers and nervous beginners alike.

Classes & Dance Styles

The programme spans styles including street dance for children and adults, taught by instructors reviewers rate highly. Within the wider offering of dance classes in london, the studio is a versatile base where you can find dance lessons london across several disciplines under one roof. Sessions cater to different levels, so returning dancers and first-timers can each find something that fits.

What to Expect on Your First Visit

A newcomer can expect a bright, friendly space and staff happy to help you settle in. Wear comfortable activewear and bring clean trainers or the shoes suited to your chosen style, along with water for the more energetic classes.

Location & Contact

The studio is based in the Acton area of west London, easily reached via the local rail and Underground connections.

• Address: 219 High St, London W3 9BY
• Website: http://www.codystudiosacton.com/

What Dancers Say About CODY STUDIOS

5/5 from 17 Google reviews.

Absolutely the best dance class I’ve done in yearssss. As someone who used to dance a lot I was really nervous and apprehensive about going back after two children and a number of years with two left feet forming. But I smiled from start to finish. Sweated buckets and learnt some serious moves. Leanne was so welcoming and made me feel so at ease at just giving it a go. The routine was sooo much fun and I already cannot WAIT for next week. You must try this class before it becomes totally booked and you miss the chance. The studio was state of the art and you can even get complimentary coffees — Amy Cannon

I had an amazing experience visiting Cody Studios for both a pop up class and studio hire. The studio and facilities are beautiful, welcoming and clean and the space is owned and managed by absolutely wonderful human beings who are super accomodating!

There's different lighting options in the studio and the floor is so nice to dance on, even in heels.

The reception is a gorgeous little space and there's even coffee and tea available. It's also so refreshing to have a studio with nice bathroom facilities 😍

Will 100% be back!— Grace Kirkham

It will be the best dance studio in W3!
Such a fantastic, professional, full of love and passion to dance Teachers!
Brand new super shiny beautiful studio -full of energy and good soul!
Street dance lessons for the children and for the adults are phenomenal! I love as well a Dance Fit classes.
I need to say I’m not a dancer, never danced to be fair. The lessons are for beginners, which is incredible.
You will be in love with Cody Studios from the first minutes too…— Agnieszka Kucia

Cody Studios is the perfect representation of Ruth and Leanne’s love for creating an atmosphere everyone can thrive in. Every personal journey is equipped with classes to support dancers learning new styles and give teachers the opportunity to use the space for a pop up class. The studio is gorgeous, plenty of room and lit so beautifully! Couldn’t recommend Cody Studios enough for all the vibes, diversity and inspiration! ❤️— Jessie Amos

Frequently Asked Questions

How hard is it to learn salsa?

Salsa is beginner-friendly because its basic step repeats on a simple count. Most people find the entry easy, with the detail coming through practice.

Can a non-dancer learn salsa?

Yes, beginner classes are made for people who have never danced. You will not be expected to know anything in advance.

Is it possible to learn ballet as an adult?

Adults can absolutely learn ballet, with classes built around posture, control and gradual progress. Starting later in life is perfectly normal.

What age is too late to start ballet?

For recreational ballet no age is too late, and adults begin at every stage. Only professional performance is age-restricted.

What are 5 basic steps in line dancing?

Common basics include the grapevine, step-touch, kick-ball-change, pivot turn and shuffle. These appear across most line dances.

What is the easiest line dance to learn for beginners?

Short, repetitive routines such as the Cupid Shuffle are a good first step. Check with the studio which beginner dance is on the timetable.

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