A Life-Changing Dance Journey with Amy Baker…read more My girlfriend and I started our ballroom dance journey with Amy Baker at Super Shag Dance Studio in Charlestown, Mass., as a Christmas gift--a small package of five initial lessons. Honestly, we went in thinking it would be a fun, temporary activity, but we were completely wrong! We enjoyed those first few classes so much that we immediately signed up for more. Now, three years later, we are still going strong with our weekly lessons, and we couldn't be happier. Amy is the heart of our continued passion for dance. She is incredibly energetic, always bringing a genuine happiness and positive vibe into the studio that is truly infectious. More importantly, she is exceptionally kind and patient. Whether we are struggling to nail a new step or just having an off day, Amy approaches every moment with encouragement and clear, patient instruction. Our weekly lesson with Amy is now a highlight we look forward to every week. We've not only gained confidence on the dance floor but have also found a wonderful person who genuinely cares. This isn't just our opinion, either; I've personally referred several wedding couples to her, and every single one has come back raving about the exact same qualities: her energy, kindness, and patience. I can easily say that Amy is not just our phenomenal dance teacher, but she has become a dear friend. If you are considering ballroom dancing, whether as a gift or a serious new hobby, look no further than Amy Baker--she's the best!

The reason dancing at Supershag Charlestown is world-class is because Amy Baker and Chris Johnston…read morehave been world-class competitors for decades, and bring that experience to their amateur, ProAm, and social dance students. So, whether you're a wedding couple seeking a unique routine, someone interested in improving your social dancing skills, or someone eager to explore ballroom, rhythm, and salsa, Amy Baker is a talented, demanding, yet delightful instructor. If you're a woman seeking advanced instruction and interested in competing, Chris Johnston has been teaching ProAm champions for decades. I am a ProAm competitor, and I am fortunate to have Amy Baker as my instructor and partner, but I also take regular technique lessons from Chris Johnston.

My husband and I had a great experience working with Inna for our wedding dance. She taught us life…read morelong skills on how to dance as a couple instead of just teaching us one choreographed number. She was very patient and taught us both well. I recommend her to everyone!

Inna was our dance instructor for our first dance at our July wedding. Truth be told, my…read morehusband's dancing experience was no more than moving to the beat (and not spilling the beer) at college and house parties and I have been dancing well for years. Inna was patient, funny, and got him into a position where he felt comfortable (and couldn't wait) for the first dance. We both enjoyed our first dance and it went smoothly. We recommend her to anyone (especially those with two left feet!!)

When I was scheduling my free lesson, I warned them that I have the coordination of a drunk penguin…read morewith arthritis. With that, I had low hopes for myself. Still I was pleasantly surprised at how accessible to me the first lesson was. My instructor, Dani, was awesome! She was patient and kind in walking me through the bare bones basics for some of the dances I have the opportunity of learning down the line. When I say bare bones, I mean even the aforementioned penguin could do these steps. Two steps forward one step to the left (something like that, initially at least). I would have liked to continue the lesson, especially since I have a wedding coming up, but the cost is too much for me. Lessons are ~$145 each (for 40 minutes of intruction). To be fair: new students get a $150 credit, paying in advance for a budle of 5 or 8 classes gives you 5% off, and you get group classes included. Also to be fair, price is per person or per couple if you work together with one instructor. As much as I would like to move from being a knight on a chess board to someone who isn't afriad to take the dance floor, the cost is not something I am willing to bear at this point in my life.

My husband and I were looking for dance lessons and someone to choreograph our first dance for our…read morewedding, and we're so glad we went to Arthur Murray Boston. We worked with Sami for a few months, and we loved every lesson. She came up with a beautiful choreography to our song, and she was so patient and knowledgeable when teaching us the basic steps and putting the entire dance together. My husband had no dance experience going into this and was very nervous about it initially, but Sami made it so easy and fun to learn our dance that he now feels much more confident about his dance skills. We went from looking sort of awkward while dancing to dancing with confidence and poise. The wedding dance package also comes with group classes that you can take to practice what you've learned, which is super helpful! Would highly recommend this studio, especially for wedding dancing!

If you want to learn how to dance salsa/bachata & body movements & flexibility . This is the place…read moreto learn how to ! I use to never know how to move not one bit & after 2-3 years of being here I can be confident going to socials & dancing with different guys . The talent will always remain inside you forever ! Lili & Roberto are amazing teachers that will help you with all your needs ! I hope to return back in the future when I find more time & my schedule will be more loosen up. At Least I've kept my memories & experiences & that's what matters . (:

Very good service. Frequent there for practicing. Classroom is big with sufficient mirror access…read morefor my practice.

Came here for a birthday party in a group of 6- our instructor was fabulous and played great music!…read moreNone of us knew what to expect but we did some stretching and got into some skills and pole dancing- it was super fun. We weren't sure what to wear but you could really wear anything you'd like, from sweats to basically just underwear but the more skin contact with the pole the better! I wore a cropped cami with a bra over it and nike pros and could've still used a little less fabric between the pole and me. They also sell some sticky tack stuff outside the studios for extra grip. Prepare to strut, sweat, and if you're like me, bruise your thighs from hopping on the pole to spin. Thanks for a great time!!

Was passing through Boston on a trip and wanted to sneak in a pole class. This is a cute little…read morestudio!! The instructor (Melinda) was great, led us through a great warmup and we learned some fun tricks. There were a good number of poles (I believe 6ish?), studio was very clean. Loved the mirror situation and the lighting was so nice. Lots of mats, pads, etc equipment available. Parking: seemed tricky, I'm not sure if that's a Boston thing or just that area but the studio did include parking info in their email which was super rad