Brooklyn Dancesport Club is a ballroom studio at 1825 65th Street founded by 11-time United States national champions Eugene Katsevman and Maria Manusova. Its children's offering is semester-based group classes of 45-60 minutes that include warm-ups, games for younger children, and basic ballroom steps in cha-cha-cha, waltz, polka, samba, and jive, culminating in an annual showcase; posted tuition starts at $765 per semester. The studio also teaches adult, wedding, and private lessons. This is a recurring class program, not a summer camp.
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★★★★★Amanda BesyedinI’ve been part of Brooklyn DanceSport Club for about 13 years now, and I can confidently say there is no other studio like it. The environment strikes the perfect balance between high-level competitive training and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. It’s a place where students of all levels are encouraged, challenged, and truly cared for. The owners, Eugene and Maria, were among the top Latin dancers of their generation, and it shows in every detail of the studio. Their knowledge, passion, and dedication are unmatched—and knowing you’re learning from the best in the world is incredibly motivating. What makes them even more special is how much they prioritize their students. Whether it’s a showcase, competition, or camp, they’re always thinking of how to elevate the experience for everyone involved. It’s truly been an honor to be part of this studio for so many years, and I’m beyond grateful for everything Brooklyn DanceSport Club has brought into my life—on and off the dance floor.
★★★★★Dmitriy ElkinMy wife and I have been studying there for five years now. Our dance teacher Liliya is simply amazing. We’ve been going out dancing all the time now. In clubs, restaurants, and weddings. It became an essential part of our married life (28 years now) . Strongly recommend couples do that.
★★★★★Sirinda SBrooklyn Dancesport Club- The LA Edition is the dance studio I've been looking for during my whole dance career. It is THE gold star of ballroom dance studios with a huge, seamless, cushioned wood floor, lots of areas to stretch and warmup, an amazing sound system, lots of mirrors, and some of the best coaches in the US (and perhaps the world). Competitive dancers, social dancers, new dancers, intermediate dancers, whatever level you are, you've found your new dance home! The space is in a converted warehouse so when you dance there, it feels like you have infinite space and freedom to fill with your movement. This dance studio is created by dancers for dancers. Also there's a smaller room that can be rented out for private shoots, workshops, lectures by the hour, and the events don't have to be dance related (yoga, meditation, etc.). Parking is free and easy (so rare in LA!).
★★★★★Tarik FayadI've tried a few places in and around NYC and I have to say that hands down Brooklyn DanceSport has been the best instruction I've gotten. It only took a handful of lessons for me to see and feel a marked difference in my dancing and the best part is I feel like my coach is actually invested in me getting better. It's a bit of a trek if you live in the city—there's no denying that—but it's honestly worth every minute you spend in transit (just make sure you pack a good book for the train).
★★★★★Naomi PlattMy son went to college for dance in nyc. He encountered the owners Eugene and Maria before Brooklyn DanceSport Club was officially a studio. He was a member of the club since its inception and learned a great deal about dancing throughout his time there. I follow them on social media and at the competitions. They are a unique school for dance that is difficult to compare and compete with.