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High Heels dance classes in Amsterdam

Discover high heels dance classes in Amsterdam by watching how each teacher moves. Find the attitude that fits you, then book.

Explore High Heels Teachers

8 high heels teachers in Amsterdam

High Heels class schedule

Pick a slot that fits your week.

July 6 – July 12

High Heels class schedule: number of classes per weekday and start time. Each count opens the feed filtered to that day and time.
Start timeMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySunday
Before 12:00No classesNo classesNo classesNo classesNo classesNo classesNo classes
12:00–18:00No classes1No classesNo classesNo classes14
From 18:0032232No classesNo classes

High Heels classes in Amsterdam start from €12.50 per class, or from €62.33 per month with a membership.

High Heels class locations in Amsterdam

Map of high heels dance class locations in Amsterdam

Why choose high heels?

Confidence you wear out of the studio

Heels is built around owning how you move: walks, posture and choreography that asks for attitude. That presence follows you out of class, into how you enter a room on an ordinary Tuesday.

Real technique under the glamour

Dancing in heels rebuilds balance, ankle strength and posture from the ground up. It looks effortless on stage precisely because the technique is real, and beginner classes start low, slow and at a heel height you choose.

High heels vs Vogue

Both are expressive, performance-led styles that share runway DNA, but they come from different worlds.

High Heels

  • A studio style built on choreography danced in heels, grown from commercial and jazz funk roots
  • Focuses on walks, posture, floorwork and sensual performance to pop and R&B
  • Suits you if you want confidence, femininity and camera-ready choreography

Vogue

  • Born in Harlem's ballroom scene, built on poses, lines and dramatic hand performance
  • Has defined categories and battle culture, from Old Way to Vogue Fem
  • Suits you if you want sharp lines, storytelling and a culture with deep history

High Heels in Amsterdam: common questions

Can I start high heels dance classes in Amsterdam with no experience?

Yes. Beginner classes start with the fundamentals of standing and walking in heels before any choreography, and you set your own heel height, with low block heels the usual starting point. Watching a teacher's videos first shows you exactly how they handle newcomers.

Is high heels a sexy dance style?

Sensuality is part of the vocabulary, and many combos are built to feel powerful. How far you lean into it is your choice: the same choreography can read fierce, elegant or playful, and teachers set a supportive room where the only audience is the mirror.

What heels should I wear to class?

A stable block heel or heeled boots with ankle support, roughly 5 to 8 cm to start. Avoid brand-new stilettos for your first classes. Many teachers let you learn the choreography in sneakers first and add the heels once the steps feel safe.

Is dancing in heels safe for my ankles?

Taught properly, yes. Classes warm up feet and ankles specifically, technique keeps your weight placed safely, and you progress in heel height only when your balance is ready. Most dancers find their ankles and posture get noticeably stronger within a couple of months.

How do I find the right heels teacher in Amsterdam?

Watch how they move. Some teachers choreograph fierce and dramatic, others elegant and understated, and the energy of the room follows the teacher. Scadana shows video previews of high heels teachers from dance studios across Amsterdam so you can find your match before booking.