Michael and Natasha Odikadze bring a wealth of expertise and experience to Dance Fever. Their diverse backgrounds and experience in a wide range of disciplines brings a unique combination of skills to the team at Dance Fever. More about Michael and Natasha Odikadze

Oleksandr and Oksana, originally from the Ukraine, now compete for the United States. They were recently one of only two couples selected to represent the U.S. in the Latin World Championships in Australia. As teachers, they strive to bring out and highlight that which is unique and special in each individual dancer. More about Oleksandr Altukhov & Oksana Dmytrenko

Jean Philippe and Laurence began dancing at a young age in Montreal, Canada. The reigning Canadian Latin Champions, they are passionate about teaching dance. They feel that what they bring to the dance floor is a unique musicality and true expression without words; they strive to cultivate and inspire the same qualities in their students. More about Jean-Philippe Milot & Laurence

Pavel was born in Russia in 1988. At the age of 10 while living in Baikonur Kazakhstan he started Ballet and Break dancing. One year later he discovered ballroom and immediately changed his training to focus on ballroom dancing. For another year he participated in various shows around his home town of Baikonur and then moved to Russia. More about Pavel Balykin

A two-time Israeli Champion, Yulia brings a warmth, passion, and fiery enthusiasm to dance. She has trained and competed in Israel, Moscow, and Italy; she has also represented the U.S. in national competitions. Teaching is truly one of Yulia's passions; she believes that dancing is about more than just developing technique - it's also about building trust, respect, and confidence. More about Yulia Bobovik

Ronen and Mariam are the 2009 Amateur Standard National Champions. Having danced together since 2007, they have had immense success both in the United States and internationally. Ronen is originally from Israel, while Mariam is from Russia; the couple dances for the United States.

Born in Prague, Tomas has been dancing competitively since the age of 11. He has competed throughout Europe from a young age, and turned professional after moving to the United States in 2008. He continues to dance professionally in the International Latin division throughout the U.S. and Europe. As a teacher, Tomas strives for a disciplined yet lighthearted approach to his coaching. He truly enjoys seeing his students progress and grow into accomplished dancers; he himself is a showman who loves to perform for a crowd, and hopes to inspire that quality in his students.

Stas started dancing when he was 6 years old, and he's been passionate about it ever since. He grew up in the Ukraine, starting his career with some of the nation's top ballroom teams and placing first in competitions throughout the country. He became a part of the national team in Kharkov at just 8 years of age. From there, Stas went on to train with Igor Volkov and Ella Ivanova; under their coaching, he achieved substantial results including: Ukraine Champion (Youth Category) 2007-2008, and 3rd at Blackpool in Youth Latin. His other mentors have included Michael Malitowski, Carmen Vincelj, Markus Homm, and Ksenia Kasper.

Dance Fever Studio is host to a number of visiting coaches; past guest instructors have included Andrei Gavriline and Elena Kryuchkova, Michael Wentink, and Beata. Some of our most current visiting coaches include:

Eugene Katsevman & Maria Manusova

Dancing together since 1993, Eugene and Maria's titles have included:

Markus Homm & Ksenia Kasper

Markus and Ksenia are 2009 British Open Professional World Latin Finalists. Dancing together since 2008, the couple competes for Germany; in 2009, they became second in the country in the Professional Latin category. Markus is originally from Denmark; Ksenia is from Russia.