Dance With Liza 3927 Utah St San Diego, CA 92104 US
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you offer any discounts? What forms of Payment do you take?
Yes! Students, seniors, and military save 10%. I also offer a payment plan or sliding scale on a case by case basis for those who need it. Everyone deserves the chance to dance! I accept cash, check, PayPal, Venmo, and credit cards.
How much should I spend for wedding dance lessons?
Most wedding couples spend between $260-$500. It depends on how much you practice, the complexity of your dance, and your abilities.
How many lessons does it take to learn how to dance?
It varies based on your abilities, how fast you learn, the difficulty of the dance, and how much you practice. I can more accurately assess your abilities at the end of your first lesson, though I've had success with 5 or 6 lessons as a starting point and then adding on if necessary.
Can you help with our upcoming event?
I am both a dance instructor and a DJ and would be thrilled to chat with you about your upcoming event. Whether you want a DJ or just group line dance instruction, I'm your gal! Contact me directly at (619) 861-6260 or email me at: info@dancewithliza.com or info@countrydjevents.com to check availability. Check out my DJ website for more information.
What should i wear?
Wear comfortable clothes. Wear supportive shoes with a smooth sole. Leather soles are best, but worn out rubber works too. Shoes with new rubber soles that grip, stiff stilettos, and flip flops are not recommended. Leather bottom boots are fine.
Can I choose my location?
I usually teach in North Park on weeknights and in Kearny Mesa on weekends. I also do in-home lessons when feasible.
What is the difference between 45 minute and 1 hour lessons?
The industry standard these days is 45 minutes, however many students prefer a full hour. The choice is yours. You can always start with 45 minutes and upgrade to an hour for an additional $10 if time permits.
Is your studio private?
Yes. I always teach in a private space. That is how I was trained and that is what I prefer. The only exception is the main floor at the Kearny Mesa studio. It is shared space, however I tend to teach there during slow times when no one is around so it is often empty.
Do you offer group classes?
I usually teach private dance lessons with one or two students, but if you would like to create a small semi-private group class with friends or relatives, I'd be happy to teach your group. If you're looking for a large group dance class, I can refer you to some good ones.