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Brad started dancing West Coast Swing and Progressive Two-Step in Jan 2017. 9 Months later he went to his first dance competition. After that, he was hooked on dancing and spent 5 nights a week honing his craft. During Covid Brad realized there was a huge market for learning country swing, and there was no one teaching it in Las Vegas. After going to the Edge, and YESSS!, and after attending several instructor training opportunities, Brad took the plunge and started Country Crossroads Dance in 2023. Brad is a competitor in Country Swing, Progressive Two-step and West Coast Swing. Brad has also been in a Judging program since 2023 to learn how to judge. Since his first time on the floor, Brad has put in over 80 hours of judging time for West Coast Swing, Two-step and Country Swing.

• Line dancing for 5 years.
• KIT Line Dance certification.
• Have taught all level line dance classes for last 2.5 years.
• Started my bar lessons with 6 attendees, and grew class size to 55+ attendees – 20 of which became regulars.
• Experience teaching ages from 5-60 years old.
• Background experience teaching private, group and bar lessons for all level line dance.
• Multi-level line dance competition judging using RPSS scoring method experience.
• 1 year experience of teaching Country Swing beginner to low intermediate levels.

Education background: B.A. in Psychological and Brain Sciences, Minor in Fine Art. Creative individual with a passion for teaching others with 15+ years of teaching experience across a variety of subjects ranging from university course material, soccer, dance and 1-on-1 instrument private lessons.

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My love for Country Line and Couples dancing began in 2014 while attending a Clogging exhibition for a close family friend. It was held at Round Up Country Western Nightclub in Davie, Fl. We decided to stay and hang out for awhile afterwards and I was in awe. The way the dancers floated across the floor, the high-energy songs, and the fun they were having captivated me. I dove in head first-going three nights a week, taking group lessons, line dance lessons, and privates.

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Adia discovered line dancing in 2017 and fell head over boots in love with the dance community and form of expression. After attending her first official Line Dance convention in 2018, she just knew she needed to share the variety of styles with her own line dance community.

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