This club is for the competitive dancer interested in adding a few blue ribbons to the ‘ole trophy case. 

Once you master the basics of Social Dancing – you may elect to further your dancing skills by competing in a real dance competition.  

Many opportunities exist from local DanceSport Events to the four corners of the globe.  

Competitive levels, from beginner to advanced, are offered within specific age categories.  

Ask your instructor about the next event and how you can get involved.

Join us on the competition floor…. Or, cheer for your favorite BlueBallRoom Dancers at these 2025 events:

 
July 16-20 – Virginia State
Reston, VA
 
August 19-23 – Capital DanceSport
Alexandria, VA
 
September 1-6 – NDCA-US Ballroom Championships
Orlando, FL
 
October 18 – Pennsylvania DanceSport Challenge 
Lancaster, PA
 
October 23-26 – Paragon DanceSport
Stamford, CN
 
December 3-7 – Kings Ball DanceSport
Rutherford, NJ
 
 
 
Dancing in a ballroom competition offers numerous benefits and motivations for dancers of all levels

Improved skills and technique
  • Accelerated Learning: Competition deadlines and goals provide motivation to push harder and refine technique more quickly.
  • Focused Practice: Training for competitions naturally sharpens skills, demanding attention to details like footwork, posture, and musicality.
  • Structured Feedback: Receiving critiques from experienced judges and coaches provides invaluable insights for targeted improvement. 
Personal growth and development
  • Confidence Building: Performing in front of an audience helps dancers overcome performance anxiety and builds self-assurance, both on and off the dance floor.
  • Goal Setting and Achievement: Setting a competition goal, whether mastering a routine or improving a score, fosters a sense of accomplishment and growth.
  • Resilience and Adaptability: Navigating competition pressures, adapting to different environments and receiving feedback strengthens emotional resilience. 
Enjoyment and social connection
  • Fun and Excitement: The glamour of costumes, the energy of the dance floor, and the thrill of performance create a memorable experience.
  • Community and Camaraderie: Meeting other dancers, sharing experiences, and forming friendships with those who share a passion for dance.
  • Socialization: Ballroom dancing is inherently social, and competitions offer a relaxed setting for interacting with other dancers and expanding one’s social circle. 
Physical and mental benefits
  • Improved Fitness: Training for competitions enhances stamina, strength, and flexibility through intense practice sessions.
  • Mental Sharpness: Learning routines, remembering choreography, and maintaining focus during performance improves concentration and memory. 
Ultimately, dancing in a ballroom competition is about the journey of personal growth, the joy of dance, and the camaraderie of the dance community.
 
 
Accepting competitors in Amateur/Amateur or Professional/Amateur partnerships in all styles and age divisions. 
See your teacher and say them – “I want to dance in a competition!”