OPEN CLASSES
May 31-June 5
Not ready to join a course? Start here.
Open classes are held once a month before each program begins - giving you a chance to experience the style, teaching, and atmosphere before committing.
✔️ No experience needed for beginner classes
✔️ No heels required for a heels dance class (you can join in socks)
✔️ Step-by-step guidance & supportive environment
Price $40 per class
Open classes are held once a month before each program begins - giving you a chance to experience the style, teaching, and atmosphere before committing.
✔️ No experience needed for beginner classes
✔️ No heels required for a heels dance class (you can join in socks)
✔️ Step-by-step guidance & supportive environment
Price $40 per class
Choose your class below and tap to reserve - spots are limited
May 31 (Sunday) - Heels dance with ANUKI
11:00 AM - 12:30 PM | Beginner level
May 31 (Sunday) - Heels dance with ANUKI
12:30 PM - 2:00 PM | Intermediate level
June 3 (Wednesday) - Heels dance with ANUKI
6:30 PM - 8:00 PM | Beginner
June 3 (Wednesday) - Heels dance with ANUKI
8:00 PM - 9:30 PM | Intermediate level
June 1&3 (Mon/Wed) - Girly Hip-Hop with LU
10:00 AM - 11:30 AM | Beginner
June 1&3 (Mon/Wed) - Reggaeton with LU
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM | Beginner
June 2&4 (Tue/Thur) - Reggaeton with LU
8:00 PM - 9:30 PM | Beginner
June 2&4 (Tue/Thur) - Girly Hip-Hop with LU
6:30 PM - 8:00 PM | Beginner
June 5 (Friday) - Contemporary with Kerri
6:30 PM - 8:00 PM | Beginner level
June 5 (Friday) - Contemporary with Kerri
8:00 PM - 9:30 PM | Intermediate level
June 26 (Friday) - Contemporary with Kerri
6:30 PM - 8:00 PM | Beginner level
June 26 (Friday) - Contemporary with Kerri
8:00 PM - 9:30 PM | Intermediate level
SATURDAY SPECIAL REGGAETON HEELS CHOREO WORKSHOPS with LU
REGGAETON HEELS CHOREO
June 6 | 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM
ALL LEVELS
June 6 | 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM
ALL LEVELS
ABOUT US
Located in Campbell, CA, our dance studio is created for adults and is beginner-friendly. Whether you’ve never danced before or are rediscovering your passion for movement, this is the perfect place to start your journey.
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SPECIAL COURSE FORMATUnlike drop-in classes, our structured programs help you progress week by week — developing real dance technique and mastering choreography. - PERSONALIZED ATTENTIONWith group sizes limited to just 20 students, we ensure that everyone receives the individual attention they deserve. Our instructor takes time to help you fully understand each movement and feel confident with every step.
- SUPPORTIVE COMMUNITYYou’ll move through the program with the same students from start to finish. Dancing together each week builds comfort and a strong sense of community — many of our students form lasting friendships here.
- BEYOND DANCEOur program goes deeper than learning steps. It’s a space to reconnect with your body and release emotions. Many students describe it as therapy — something that helped them get through difficult times, release stress from work, and feel confident and beautiful.
DANCE STYLES
- HEELS
Heels Dance is a dynamic and expressive style performed in high heels. It blends elements of jazz, contemporary, hip-hop, and burlesque, combining fluid movement, musicality, sensuality, and powerful attitude.
It demands control, balance, isolation, and a strong posture. As dancers master the technique, heels become a tool for empowerment, confidence, and feminine self-expression.
- ReggaetonA Latin urban dance style rooted in Caribbean culture, known for its strong rhythm, grounded steps, and expressive hip and body movements. Influenced by dancehall, hip-hop, and Latin dances, it’s bold, rhythmic, and sensual, often featuring groove-based footwork and the signature reggaeton bounce.
- Girly Hip-HopA feminine branch of hip-hop that blends street-dance foundations with sass, musicality, and expressive movement. It combines hip-hop grooves, jazz-funk influence, sharp isolations, and fluid transitions while emphasizing confidence and attitude.
- ContemporaryContemporary is a modern dance style that blends elements of ballet, jazz, and modern technique.
It focuses on fluid movement, musicality, and expression -
allowing you to move in a way that feels natural and connected to your body.
COURSES in JUNE
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OUR STUDENTS
FAQ
It’s completely normal to feel nervous or unsure when trying something new—especially when stepping outside your comfort zone. Many students feel this way before their first heels dance class, but it’s important to know you’re not alone! The environment is designed to be welcoming and supportive, encouraging everyone to learn at their own pace.
The focus in class is on progress, not perfection. You’ll be surrounded by fellow dancers who are on the same journey, and there’s guidance every step of the way.
Once you take that first step, you’ll start to feel stronger and more confident with each class. And, most importantly, you’ll have fun while doing it! Take a deep breath and get ready to dance!
The focus in class is on progress, not perfection. You’ll be surrounded by fellow dancers who are on the same journey, and there’s guidance every step of the way.
Once you take that first step, you’ll start to feel stronger and more confident with each class. And, most importantly, you’ll have fun while doing it! Take a deep breath and get ready to dance!
Absolutely! This class is designed for everyone, regardless of age, gender, body shape, or flexibility level. There are no limits - it's all about embracing your unique self and feeling confident while moving.
You don’t need prior dance experience or a specific fitness level to join. The class is taught at a pace that allows everyone to progress and learn comfortably.
The only exception is if you have a medical condition that limits your ability to participate in physical activities—if that’s the case, please consult with your doctor before joining.
You don’t need prior dance experience or a specific fitness level to join. The class is taught at a pace that allows everyone to progress and learn comfortably.
The only exception is if you have a medical condition that limits your ability to participate in physical activities—if that’s the case, please consult with your doctor before joining.
This course is designed as a full program, so we don’t offer drop-in classes or partial enrollment. Each class builds on the last, step by step, to help you progress and develop your skills over time. The structured format ensures that everyone learns together, mastering technique, choreography, and conditioning as a group.
However, don’t worry if you miss a class! We have a group chat where videos from each session are shared, and many students practice outside of the studio. They’re always happy to help you catch up on any missed material so you won’t feel left behind.
However, don’t worry if you miss a class! We have a group chat where videos from each session are shared, and many students practice outside of the studio. They’re always happy to help you catch up on any missed material so you won’t feel left behind.
Clothing: Wear something comfortable, stretchable, and form-fitting like leggings, shorts, or a fitted top. Choose an outfit that makes you feel confident and allows freedom of movement. This will help you perform the moves better and allow the instructor to give useful corrections.
Heels: Dance-specific heels are required. If you don’t have proper heels yet, you can wear socks for the first few classes, but regular street heels are not allowed. Dance heels provide the right balance, ankle support, and flexibility for moving safely.
Recommended Heels:
Professional Option: I recommend Burju dance shoes for their comfort and ankle support. They feature an open toe and a laced-up design, perfect for stability. You can purchase them here: Burju Dance Shoes and use the discount code “OlgaV” at checkout.
Affordable Option: A more budget-friendly option can be found on Amazon. Just make sure they don’t have black rubber soles, as these can mark the studio floor and are not allowed.
Kneepads: For added protection during floor work, regular kneepads are highly recommended. Choose soft kneepads without any hard parts to ensure comfort and safety.
Heels: Dance-specific heels are required. If you don’t have proper heels yet, you can wear socks for the first few classes, but regular street heels are not allowed. Dance heels provide the right balance, ankle support, and flexibility for moving safely.
Recommended Heels:
Professional Option: I recommend Burju dance shoes for their comfort and ankle support. They feature an open toe and a laced-up design, perfect for stability. You can purchase them here: Burju Dance Shoes and use the discount code “OlgaV” at checkout.
Affordable Option: A more budget-friendly option can be found on Amazon. Just make sure they don’t have black rubber soles, as these can mark the studio floor and are not allowed.
Kneepads: For added protection during floor work, regular kneepads are highly recommended. Choose soft kneepads without any hard parts to ensure comfort and safety.
If you’re new to heels dance or have little experience in other dance styles, it’s best to start with the Beginner level. This will help you build a strong foundation by focusing on the basics and gaining confidence in heels.
If you’ve trained with our teachers for a while or already have experience dancing in heels, the Intermediate level is the right choice for you. This level will challenge you with more complex choreography and advanced techniques.
If you’ve trained with our teachers for a while or already have experience dancing in heels, the Intermediate level is the right choice for you. This level will challenge you with more complex choreography and advanced techniques.
Each group is limited to 20 participants. This allows for individual feedback and attention from the instructor, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to connect personally with both the teacher and fellow dancers.
With this group size, you can enjoy a comfortable and supportive environment, where your unique needs can be addressed and you can progress at your own pace while sharing the experience with others!
With this group size, you can enjoy a comfortable and supportive environment, where your unique needs can be addressed and you can progress at your own pace while sharing the experience with others!
Participation in filming is completely optional! If you prefer not to be filmed, that’s absolutely fine. The filming process is designed to be supportive and encouraging, with instructors dancing alongside you and fellow participants offering their support.
This experience is about more than just creating content; it focuses on overcoming fears and building confidence. It encourages individuals to express themselves and understand that making mistakes is a natural part of growth. Ultimately, it’s about celebrating progress and motivating one another to show up authentically in daily life.
Everyone has the freedom to decide whether or not to participate in filming—what matters most is your comfort and experience!
This experience is about more than just creating content; it focuses on overcoming fears and building confidence. It encourages individuals to express themselves and understand that making mistakes is a natural part of growth. Ultimately, it’s about celebrating progress and motivating one another to show up authentically in daily life.
Everyone has the freedom to decide whether or not to participate in filming—what matters most is your comfort and experience!
FEEDBACK
CONTACT US:
info@volgadance.com
842 W Hamilton Ave, Campbell, CA 95008
Customer Support Hours:
Monday–Thursday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday: 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Saturday–Sunday: Closed
842 W Hamilton Ave, Campbell, CA 95008
Customer Support Hours:
Monday–Thursday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday: 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Saturday–Sunday: Closed
