Private lessons are very different from group classes: they are entirely tailored to you, your needs, and your way of learning.

This is why, for a first meeting, I suggest booking a 90-minute session.

🕐 The first 30 minutes are dedicated to identifying your movement preferences using the Action Types® Approach. This allows me to understand your unique way of moving, your natural bodily tendencies, and how you make use of your strengths. You will also receive insights that will be useful not only during the lesson but also in your practice afterwards.

The goal is not to make you “copy the teacher,” but rather to help you discover and understand your own way of functioning. This way, you can build on your strengths instead of fighting against your weaknesses, which leads to sustainable progress.

Until the end of 2025, this initial 30-minute profiling session is free of charge.

During the remaining hour, I will use the insights gained from the profiling to adapt my teaching to your personal needs, ensuring you get the most out of every session.

Learn more about Action Types® Approach

With a single student, I lead or follow in order to know what is feels like to dance with the student. I call this the “inner” view. That is why, when working with couples I like to have at least one lesson with each of them individually at some point.

When an individual dancer wants to take several private lessons, I ask, as far as possible, to have one or two lessons with an additional partner in order to be able to observe them from outside. This can help, because sometimes the “inner” feeling can differ from the outer visual aesthetics. I generally prioritise sensation over aesthetics, but the latter one should not be completely ignored either.

The regularity of the private lessons is discussed with each one. There are no set rules, but From experience, I recommend doing 3 to 4 courses close together in time, then spacing out the following ones a little more. However, everyone is free to come every week or every 3 months.

Locally, the 8th hour is free if all 8 hours are used within one year from the date of the first lesson.