Your space
At home or a comfortable local floor
COUNTRY · WEST COAST SWING · PHOENIX EAST VALLEY
DANCE
HOUSE
CALLS
Learn partner dancing from the comfort of your home.
Patient private lessons for couples and solo dancers, brought to the room where you’re most comfortable.
Couples or solo
Come together or learn directly with David
Beginner-friendly
Start with zero experience and zero judgment
Built to use
Learn for real social dancing—not one fixed routine
01 · CHOOSE YOUR DANCE
Start with the music
that already moves you.
Both styles are social, expressive, and taught privately at your pace. You do not need experience—or a partner—to begin.LIVELY · SOCIAL · READY FOR THE FLOOR
Country dancing
You have heard of it. You have probably seen couples doing it at a country bar. This is the lively, practical partner dancing that helps you step onto a social floor and join in.
- Dance to country favorites and upbeat crossover music
- Learn turns and lead-and-follow skills you can actually use
- Build confidence for bars, events, and social nights
SMOOTH · CREATIVE · INCREDIBLY VERSATILE
West Coast Swing
A modern partner dance built around connection, creativity, and the music you love. Dance it to hip-hop, blues, pop, country, and more—without memorizing choreography for one song.
- Learn fundamentals step by step in a relaxed setting
- Improvise in the moment with many different partners
- Explore an active local scene and a global event circuit
WEST COAST SWING · AS SEEN ON YOUTUBE
This is what the dance
can grow into.
These are not routines to memorize. They are examples of experienced dancers improvising together—and proof that West Coast Swing belongs to far more than one kind of music.THE ATTENTION-GRABBER
Dance to Me — playful, musical, completely improvised.
PJ Turner & Tashina BeckmannThis widely shared dance is the clearest first look at what West Coast Swing can feel like: spontaneous, funny, deeply musical, and danced to a song people already know.
The connection is real, but it is the connection of two dancers sharing music—not a performance of romance or flirting.Open this dance on YouTube
02 · A REASON TO SAY YES
Dance can open
more than a floor.
Start with what you want dancing to change: confidence, connection, creativity, community, or simply having more fun. David shapes each lesson around what would move you forward.01◌
Turn fear into confidence
You do not have to feel natural before you begin. Lessons give you a private place to try, repeat, and get comfortable.
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Feel ready for a social floor
Learn dancing you can use with real people in real time—at country bars, ballrooms, events, and social nights.
03✦
Find a creative outlet
Move to music, make choices in the moment, and discover a form of expression that never has to look exactly the same twice.
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Share it or make it yours
Couples can learn a new skill together. Solo dancers can work directly with David. Neither experience is treated as secondary.
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Step into a welcoming community
Social dance is about the joy of a good dance—not dating pressure. Beginners are part of the room from their very first night.
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Have more fun with music
Dancing gives all that music you already love somewhere to go. It can become the best part of your week.
REAL DANCE-FLOOR EXPERIENCE03 · WHY DAVID TEACHES
You do not have to arrive confident.
Confidence is one of the things we build.When David was younger, you could not have dragged him onto a dance floor. Learning to dance became a way to face that fear head-on—and it opened a world of confidence, creativity, community, and pure fun.
That experience shapes the way he teaches now: no judgment, no pressure to perform, and no assumption that movement should already feel easy. He knows how big the first step can feel.
“I want you to discover what dancing can add to your life—not just memorize a few steps.”
04 · THE LESSON APPROACH
Fifty-five minutes,
focused entirely on you.
Private instruction accelerates growth because every explanation, adjustment, and repetition is built around your dancing.Meet you where you are
Brand new, returning after years away, or ready for more technique—your lesson starts with what you need now.
Teach dancing, not a script
The focus is improvised social dancing: connection, timing, choices, and the ability to dance with different people.
Build beyond basic steps
Grow into turns, technique, musicality, styling, and the details that make someone feel wonderful to dance with.
Use consistency to grow
Weekly lessons, focused practice, and social dancing are the fastest route from thinking through steps to simply dancing.
05 · CHOOSE YOUR SPACE
Comfort at home.
More room when you want it.
“House calls” means the lesson comes to you. Home is the simplest option, but it is not the only one.Your home
Learn where you already feel comfortable. A modest cleared area is enough to begin.
A local practice floor
When you want more space, David can arrange select local gym floors with wood flooring and mirrors.
Your preferred space
A suitable venue, a gathering with friends, or a small private group can be arranged by request.
06 · CLEAR LESSON RATES
Start with one.
Grow with consistency.
Every session is private and available to couples or solo dancers. Weekly lessons are recommended when you want the fastest progress, but there is no membership requirement.One Private Lesson
$85One 55-minute private lesson
A comfortable first step, built around what would help you most right now.
- Full one-on-one attention
- Country or West Coast Swing
- Couples or solo dancers
- Your pace, music, and goals
Four Private Lessons
$300$75 each · save $40 total
The best place to build usable foundations and turn first steps into confidence.
- Four 55-minute private lessons
- Lead-and-follow fundamentals
- Turns, timing, and connection
- Flexible progression week to week
Eight Private Lessons
$560$70 each · save $120 total
A longer runway for technique, musicality, variety, and real social-floor ease.
- Eight 55-minute private lessons
- Technique and musicality
- Improvised social dancing
- Strongest per-lesson value
COUNTRY · WEST COAST SWING07 · YOUR INSTRUCTOR
Meet David.
A patient teacher for the part before dancing feels easy.David trains, social dances, and competes in partner dance. He has worked with learners across ages and experience levels, from true first-timers to dancers ready for more technique and musicality.
His goal is not to make you perform a routine at him. It is to help you connect, improvise, listen to the music, and become someone people genuinely enjoy sharing a dance with.
You never have to impress him. You only have to be willing to try the next step.
WATCH DAVID DANCE
Two clips, straight from the floor.
See every dance video
08 · GOOD TO KNOW
The first questions,
answered honestly.
A quick call, text, or email is still the easiest way to talk through your comfort level, goals, and preferred lesson space.Email david@dancehousecalls.com Do I need a partner?+
No. Couples and solo dancers are equally welcome. Solo students work directly with David, which is an excellent way to learn connection, timing, and balance.
What if dancing feels terrifying or awkward?+
That is a completely valid place to begin—and one David understands personally. The lesson is private, patient, and built to make the first attempts feel manageable.
Are lessons based on routines?+
Usually, no. The focus is improvised social dancing you can use with different partners and different songs. Routine and choreography work can be arranged when you specifically want it.
Where can we meet?+
At your home, in a suitable space you provide, or on select local gym floors David can arrange when you want more room and mirrors.
How often should I take lessons?+
One lesson is a useful start. Weekly lessons paired with personal practice—and social dancing when possible—create the fastest, most consistent progress.
What happens after I learn the basics?+
David highly recommends trying a local social dance. Beginners are welcome, people dance because they love dancing, and each new partner helps you learn something different.
YOU DO NOT HAVE TO FEEL READY BEFORE YOU REACH OUT.