Dance HQ is a dance school with a busy timetable of classes across a range of styles. It draws in people who want variety and the freedom to sample different types of dance rather than commit to just one. It suits sociable learners of all levels who enjoy trying something new.
Regulars speak of a lively studio where the monthly deals make it easy to try several classes, and more than one has mentioned growing in body confidence and meeting plenty of friendly faces there. Taster events and a real sense of community come through in the feedback, making it a comfortable place to walk into on your own.
The programme spans several styles and levels, so beginners and returning dancers can each find a class that fits. A session typically warms you up, works through technique and combinations, and finishes with a routine that ties the steps together. Because there is so much on offer, many people mix classes to build all-round movement and stamina.
Taster sessions make a first visit easy, and newcomers are folded into the group without fuss. Wear something you can move and sweat in, bring water, and choose supportive footwear suited to the style you are trying.
The studio is well placed for people travelling in from around the local area. Checking the timetable and directions in advance will help you pick the right session.
Best dance studio in Glasgow, without a doubt.
So many great classes, and the monthly deals are a fantastic way to try out different classes.
I've definitely became more body confident since coming here and met loads of really nice people— Jennifer Stewart
I thought the dance HQ was amazing showing all different classes especially today when it was dance HQs birthday and it was a taster which me and friends enjoyed. Also I would also like to know what classes are on each day and how much.— Lesley AM Plunkett
Hi just to say that our son Christopher daniel pittendreigh joined the group a few years ago and really enjoyed the experience and gets a lot of enjoyment out of this the staff at the group are amazing— louise pittendreigh
Yes. Many classes are built around individual work, and plenty of people attend solo, so you do not need to bring anyone with you.
Comfortable, flexible clothing and footwear that supports your feet and suits the style are ideal. Bring water and leave heavy layers behind.
Costs depend on the class and any deals or block bookings on offer. The studio's monthly options are worth asking about directly for current pricing.
A style with a clear, repeating rhythm is usually the easiest to pick up first. Trying a taster is a good way to see what clicks for you.
Adults often enjoy starting with a sociable style that builds confidence quickly, though the best choice depends on what appeals to you. The variety here makes it easy to experiment.
Light dancing can be gentle activity for some people, but anyone with a heart condition should check with their doctor first. Follow medical guidance on what is safe.