Since the inception of my dance studio back in 2006, Stagestep flooring was the ideal choice for ICON Dance Complex. From the start, I labeled ICON as a “state of the art facility” and at the foundation of that statement was our dance flooring. Injury prevention, overall quality and rich look were the main reasons for choosing Stagestep flooring. The prefabricated encore floor with cushion and support layers have kept us dancing for years with amazing shock absorbing benefits. My body just feels better after dancing on a Stagestep floor. One of the best investments a studio owner can make for their dancers is quality flooring with injury preventing elements. The safety and longevity of the ICON dancers is most important to us, and there is no better choice than Stagestep flooring.
All of my studios have Stagestep Flooring back from 1981. If you want the quality and the installation of your life that’s going to last, and really make your studio special, think of Stagestep.
Key Takeaways Dance is physically demanding and incredibly rewarding, but it also places unique stress on the body. Studies show that 60 to 85 of dancers experience an injury each year, which makes understanding the most common dance injuries an important part of any dancer’s training. While not every risk can be eliminated, many injuries…
Dance Floor Installation: A Complete Guide for Studios and Events
Floor Installation PDF Guide Key Takeaways Whether you’re preparing a new studio, renovating an existing space or installing temporary flooring for an event, proper dance floor installation is essential.Research supports this: This guide explains everything facility managers, studio owners and contractors need to know about dance floor installation, from subfloors to adhesives, environmental controls and common mistakes to avoid. What to Know Before Dance…
Key Takeaways Dance Studio Revenue: Why New Income Streams Matter Boost Dance floor revenue when you partner with Stagestep Dance/USA research shows that program-based revenue did not return to pre-pandemic levels by 2022. This confirms what many studio owners have experienced. Tuition alone rarely provides stable dance studio revenue, especially during seasonal slowdowns or enrollment dips. Nowadays, many owners are looking for practical ways…