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| Rebecca Grohowski |
Since
moving to San Diego in 1996, Rebecca has been
teaching, performing, and participating in the
constant evolution of social dance throughout
the San Diego area. Trained in the traditional
Ballroom and Latin dances, East Coast Swing,
West Coast Swing, Lindy-hop, Salsa, and Argentine
Tango, Rebecca’s expertise lies in helping
new students find their comfort level on the
floor. Her unique style of instruction has helped
hundreds of dancers in San Diego develop the
confidence and skills necessary to take on the
social dance floor with style and ease.
Rebecca’s training is based in the Syllabi of the National Dance Council of America and The U.S. Imperial Society of Teachers of Dance.
Presently, Rebecca
offers private dance lessons in San Diego. Her dance studio at
the gateway to Pacific Beach.
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| Hailing
from Pennsylvania, Rebecca received
a BA in Integrative Arts at Pennsylvania
State University. The program provided
comprehensive schooling in the visual
and performing arts. She left the
East Coast in search of warmer weather,
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| Isabella Konold |
Isabella began her ballroom teaching career in Los Angeles in 1997. She has been trained in both the International and American styles of partner dancing, and teaches those wishing to learn both social and competitive partner dancing. She specializes in cultivating confidence, and she particularly enjoys preparing her students for performance and pro/am competition.
Isabella grew up in New York, and has been a performing artist since she was ten years old - immersing herself in music, dance, and the theater. She studied at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst, as well as the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in Los Angeles.
Since then, she has taught private dance lessons in San Diego, as well as all across the US. She has made her home in San Francisco, CA, West palm Beach, FL, Santa Fe, NM, and on the Island of Kauai. In September of 2008, she relocated from Hawaii to her current home in San Diego.
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| Isabella was drawn to dancing through her love of movement, expression and music.
She was drawn to teaching because of her desire to share that wonderful feeling with others. She loves to see her students gain the confidence of learning to dance with another person, as she believes that having the ability to dance makes life more fun - both on and off the dance floor.
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