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Champions's Dance Lessons
Champions Dance Studio is a dance company that is located in Everett, Massachusetts. The dance lessons they offer include adult ballroom, kids ballroom, adult Latin such as flamenco and Argentinean tango, kids Latin, wedding dance, fitness, and Brazilian dance. Their wedding dance programs include program A- learning general dancing, program B- learning only the first dance, and program C- learning general dancing as well as the first dance. Champions Dance Classes will allow their students to make friends, de-stress, and become more confident in their dance
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