About Footloose Dance AcademyFoot Loose Dance Academy was started with a small setup and a few students in Paschim Vihar. The inspiration to start the academy came from a realization that dance offered an excellent conduit to introduce students from the new world to the joy of dance. During the initial years, our coursework was limited to Indian and Bollywood Dances. However, in late 2009, we began our journey into the next phase by opening a professional studio facility in Gurgaon. As the excitement of dance grew, more classes were introduced: Jazz, Hip-hop, Ballroom, classical dances to cover the origins of Indian dance and fun sessions to keep the adults young!
Additional InformationWith everything going to the tunes of Foot Loose, the responsibility increased to the effect that we worked hard, using this platform, to bring more variety and techniques for people to discover the rhythm within. Now well into our current year, we are still pursuing our passion for social dancing with equal, if not more vigour, and building up our USP of teaching a variety of Dance Styles. We have further expanded our repertoire to include Fusion, Contemporary (Indian & Western), Aerobics, Fitness Workshops as well as Weight Loss programs.
Foot Loose has rapidly become one of the most popular dance academies covering Delhi/NCR with studios in Rajouri Garden, Vikaspuri, Uttam nagar, Paschim Vihar, Rajender Nagar, Palam, Sohna Road and DLF Phase II, Sun City, South City II and Palam Vihar to name a few.
Dancing is a form of living but the task which we wanted to accomplish was to spread the joy of that same energy across and around. Doing steps to the music is like walking in different directions but when we say "Dancing with Passion, performing with Fire" that’s how we define dance at Foot Loose Dance Academy.
This is not all where we can conclude this journey of Foot Loose, as this is casing along with its members. As far as we see this passage is for all those who believe in “The best way to pay for a lovely moment is to enjoy it… ”
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