Third, dancing at home is a great unifier. I started dancing in my living room in 2012 mostly for stress relief. Job-related tension had colonized my jawline; I was Elsa Clench.

2. Your dance space. On top of modifying your dance training, you can also modify…wait for it…your home! Ask yourself how you can transform your home to be a more workable home dance studio.

There are, of course, spatial concerns — dressers, tables, and chairs all stand to get knocked over — but the experience of dancing in one's home has the potential to be revelatory.

Online tutorials for TikTok and music-video routines can help prove you wrong. The “WAP” dance is within your reach. By Siobhan Burke In the early days of the pandemic, a strutting, hip ...

Stephen “tWitch” Boss, who was known as the longtime DJ for Ellen Degeneres, was seen dancing in his newly built home just days before his death. Boss, who was 40 years old, ...

Thanks to the internet, there are tons of free dance workouts on YouTube that you can do in the comfort of your own home. Some are tutorials for specific music video choreography (Bieber's "Sorry ...

Couples who feel intimidated about dancing in front of people or are too busy to schedule lessons can get an at-home instructional DVD and practice at home. Dovolani and Grinenko, who dance ...