Amanda started dancing as a child, but got into partner dancing at the age of 14. She has done a variety of styles both for fun and competitively, including the swing dances, the American Style Smooth and Rhythm dances, the International Style Standard and Latin dances, The Country Western dances, Irish Step Dancing, and Belly Dancing.

As a professional, Amanda has taught a wide variety of students including adults, children, and students with disabilities. She focuses primarily on teaching American Style Ballroom and Rhythm, Country Western Couples and Line Dance, West Coast Swing, and Wedding Dance. She and Corey run several dances in the area and promote social dancing for fun and high-quality dance education.

Corey started teaching dance after completing his military service in the US Army (82nd Airborne Division) as a Combat Medic serving in the Persian Gulf War. He brings several decades of teaching experience as well as background in martial arts and expertise in principles of movement and body mechanics. Corey has competed at the professional level in Ballroom and has competed ProAm with many students from beginner to advanced levels, in American and International styles of Ballroom. Corey has taught a diverse group of students, from ages 8 to 85, at many different locations in the Maryland, DC, and Virginia areas, and he earned a Top Teacher Award at the 2010 Ohio Star Ball for his work during the year, one of the most prestigious and well-attended competitions in the United States. Corey does many styles of dance, but specializes in American and International style Ballroom, competition coaching, choreography, and Country Western.