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Mandy and Chad Kuhn are
the owners of Always Time For Dancing. Mandy
started teaching dance in July of 1999.
Before she found the love of ballroom dancing, she was a pre-school teacher,
where she learned the great gift of patience. She believes that anyone
can learn to dance and has developed a scholastic program for youth. Mandy is trained in wheelchair dancing, and
has coached top competitive dancers. Above
all, she believes that dancing should be a fun challenge. Mandy’s goal in opening
her own studio is to provide a place where everyone feels welcome to
learn. She hopes to provide classes
and lessons that appeal to different types of dancers. "I would like to
thank my husband for saying "yes" to the idea of the dance studio,
and to all my students (whom I call friends) for sticking by me and patiently
waiting for my dream to come true. I
could not have done all of this without your support." -Mandy |
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Jenn Nori I’ve always loved dancing, and started when I was quite young. I learned my first dance when I was ten
years old. It was called the Boot Scootin’ Boogie. Country Line Dancing was my first adventure into dance, which led me
to couples and ballroom dancing. My
parents and other family members are also dancers and continue to encourage
me in my passion for dance, especially my loving husband. My cousin, a competitive dancer, introduced me to competing. I competed on and off for five years until
I decided to become a professional instructor. After teaching for several years, I learned
that Mandy was opening Always Time For Dancing and I could hardly wait! p.s. When you see me at an ATF Dance, please ask me for a dance,
especially if it’s a West Coast Swing! |
