Dance Fever - a professional and charming dance studio specializing in social and competitive ballroom dancing for kids and adults in Greater Boston area!

About Dance Fever Studio Dance.Fever Studio began when former Lithuanian champions Emil and Ruta Ioukhnikov started giving ballroom dance lessons in the basement of their Newton home. Having owned their own studio in Israel, the couple had coached many top dance pairs and saw their students become winners and finalists in major European competitions. Now in the United States, they hoped to inspire the same passion and love for dancing in the youth of the area.

Dance Fever Studio-where Boston loves to dance. Group classes are open for both singles and couples. Group classes are designed to teach students the basic principals of social dancing which include patterns, musicality, partnering, and the characterization of each dance.

Dance for kids The professional dance studio for adults and kids in Newton (Boston area) is welcome children who want to know more about fascinating ballroom dance!

All kids like moving, they look like little flames with a never-ending energy. The best use of their energy is to dance. The Dance Fever Studio gives an opportunity to use children’s capacity for a better health, posture and self steam. The dance studio, located in Newton (Boston area), has ballroom dance classes for kids of all ages. In the dance studio instructors teach children not only to dance, but also to develop their -power and discipline.

Ballroom Dance (body and psyche relation) Dance is the mother of arts. Music and poetry exist in time; painting and architecture exist in space. But dance lives in time and space at once. People began to dance before they could speak. The dance was a reflection of the different aspects of culture.

Dance Fever Studio where Boston loves to dance With any form of physical activity your body will respond in different ways to the increase in movement. As dance is an aerobic activity, the normal physiological responses to dance include a slight increase in breathing rate, perspiration and increased body temperature. Further, dance involves a lot of movement of the muscles, so you may experience some muscle tiredness also - this is a normal response to physical activity.