Heels is a choreography-based style that blends jazz, hip-hop, and feminine movement — often performed in heels but not always required for beginners. It’s known for its clean lines, confident energy, and empowering presence.
Nope. Many beginner classes welcome sneakers, especially during warmups and combos. Teachers often encourage dancers to try heels once they’re comfortable with balance and posture — but there’s no rush.
Heels is for anyone looking to tap into power, sensuality, and performance — regardless of gender, experience, or background. It’s about how you feel, not how you look.
Some classes focus more on technique; others on vibes. You’ll get both over time.
Yes. There are heels classes specifically made for first-timers, with slower combos and clear instruction. Werkflow makes it easy to find beginner-level classes that feel supportive.
If you’re even slightly curious — yes. Heels dance is confidence-building, expressive, and really fun. You’ll challenge yourself, move differently, and discover new parts of your personality through dance.
Whether you come in heels or sneakers, just come as you are.
