Learn Hustle dancing with private, one-on-one instruction in San Diego
A popular and energetic disco-style dance that originated in the United States in the 1970s, the Hustle has become a staple in the international dance scene. Characterized by fast footwork, energetic movements, and quick turns and spins, dancers love the Hustle for its flexibility—it's both a popular competitive and social dance style.
This intimate 60-minute experience is designed for up to 2 couples—real learning, real attention, real progress.
Perfect for individuals — one-on-one instruction tailored entirely to your goals and pace.
The Hustle is an energetic disco-era partner dance originating in the 1970s United States. It's danced to music with a fast tempo of 120-150 BPM and features smooth, flowing spins and turns danced in a slot. The basic step follows an 'and-1-2-3' timing with a syncopated entry. Hustle is loved for its versatility—it works with disco, pop, R&B, and modern dance music.
The Hustle is an energetic disco-era partner dance originating in the 1970s United States. It's danced to music with a fast tempo of 120-150 BPM and features smooth, flowing spins and turns danced in a slot. The basic step follows an 'and-1-2-3' timing with a syncopated entry. Hustle is loved for its versatility—it works with disco, pop, R&B, and modern dance music.
Hustle lessons are available at Level Up With Noe in San Diego, California. Private lessons start at $85 per hour. 60-minute Hustle experiences are available for $150. No partner or experience required. DVIDA, WSDF & FADS trained instruction.
Discover what makes Hustle a beloved dance style around the world.
Hustle's flowing spins and turns make you look effortlessly cool on any dance floor.
Dance Hustle to disco, pop, R&B, and modern dance music—one dance fits many genres.
The fast footwork and continuous movement make Hustle an excellent cardio workout.
Enjoy Hustle at social dances or take it to the competitive level—it's popular in both worlds.
Hustle works with a wide range of music at 120-150 BPM including disco classics, modern pop, R&B, and dance music. If it has a steady beat, you can probably Hustle to it!
No! Hustle is a partner dance with smooth spins and turns. While there is a 'line dance Hustle' (the Bus Stop), the partner Hustle is a completely different, more dynamic dance.
The basic step is simple and can be learned in your first lesson. Most students feel comfortable social dancing after 4-6 sessions.
Our friends at Dance Vision have excellent Hustle technique resources and breakdowns at dancevision.com.