Adult Tap Classes are BACK at Dance Enthusiasm!

Adult tap classes are back for fall at Dance Enthusiasm in Salem, MA on Mondays at 6:30 p.m.! This year, we'll be exploring tap concepts in depth, from rhythm and musicality to classic tap choreography to performance concepts. And, as always, we'll have a blast and burn some calories, too. Adult tap classes are a great workout... who needs the gym when you've got the dance studio!

More info and registration (scroll down) here: http://www.danceenthusiasm.org/classes

Want to learn a few tap steps on your own time? Check out my tap tutorials!

Want to learn to tap dance? Tap instructor Christa Terry teaches kid, teen, and adult tap classes at Dance Enthusiasm in Salem, MA! Whether you've never put on a pair of tap shoes or you want to get back into tap dancing, whether you're 8 or 80, Christa knows you can do it!

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