Learn Lindy Hop dancing with private, one-on-one instruction in San Diego
The Lindy Hop is a swing dance that originated in the 1920s in the African American communities of Harlem, New York City. Characterized by its energetic, joyful, and playful style, it is typically danced to swing or jazz music. Named after Charles Lindbergh's transatlantic flight, Lindy Hop became famous at the Savoy Ballroom and has been enjoyed by dancers all over the world ever since.
This intimate 90-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.
Lindy Hop is the most popular style of swing dance, invented in 1927 by African American dancers in Harlem, New York City. It became famous at the Savoy Ballroom and is known for its energetic, bouncy movements, typically danced with 6 and 8-count steps. Frankie Manning, considered the 'father of Lindy Hop,' helped popularize and preserve the dance through decades of teaching and performing worldwide.
Lindy Hop is the most popular style of swing dance, invented in 1927 by African American dancers in Harlem, New York City. It became famous at the Savoy Ballroom and is known for its energetic, bouncy movements, typically danced with 6 and 8-count steps. Frankie Manning, considered the 'father of Lindy Hop,' helped popularize and preserve the dance through decades of teaching and performing worldwide.
Lindy Hop lessons are available at Level Up With Noe in San Diego, California. Private lessons start at $85 per hour. 90-minute Lindy Hop experiences are available for $150. No partner or experience required. DVIDA, WSDF & FADS trained instruction.
Discover what makes Lindy Hop a beloved dance style around the world.
Dance to classic swing and jazz from the 1920s-40s, plus modern swing bands.
Lindy Hop's playful, improvisational nature makes every dance a unique, joyful experience.
Join a welcoming worldwide community of Lindy Hoppers who love social dancing.
Connect with a dance that has deep cultural roots in African American heritage and jazz music.
Lindy Hop is the original swing dance and tends to be more grounded and improvisational. East Coast Swing evolved from Lindy Hop as a simplified, more structured version. Lindy Hop uses both 6 and 8-count patterns.
Not at all! Lindy Hop is beginner-friendly and we break everything down step by step. Its playful nature makes it fun from day one.
Lindy Hop is danced to swing and jazz music, from classic artists like Count Basie and Ella Fitzgerald to modern swing bands. Tempos range from 120-180 BPM.
Our friends at Dance Vision have excellent resources on swing dance styles including Lindy Hop at dancevision.com.