Chair Dance Express Instructor Training Course Online | At your own tempo | Covers diverse chair dance styles
About the concept
Chair Dance Express is a dance class format that hits all the layers of feminine sensuality. Next to classical elements such as tricks on chairs and sexy-tailored moves, the CHDE actively engages emotional expression and initiates liberation of body energy and a powerful story-telling.
Chair Dance Express is an umbrella style that covers a wide range of chair dance types: from slow, more explicit dances to fun, swaggy, pop-music flavours.
The course is fully aligned with the “she/her” approach, is trauma-informed, challenges stereotypes, and is conducted with up-to-date social awareness & mental health principles.
Why take the course?
You will be able to launch and run a deeply transforming Chair Dance class and obtain skills to tailor it to any audience: From a gym group class environment to a pole studio, from exotic vibes fans to fun activities for children.
You will learn multidimensional techniques of teaching, and forms of chair expression that will upgrade your game both as a leading Instructor and a dancer/performer.
325€ (vat incl.)
You will be redirected to the Body Expressive website.
How will you benefit from the course? (click to unfold)
325€ (vat incl.)
You will be redirected to the Body Expressive website.
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What happens after the course?
You pass your exam and need to deliver a few assignments (we are serious about educating you with most power!) and become our Chair Dance Express Network Member. This way we grow together and promote you and your activities with us. We learn from each other and inspire each other.
Along with the training, you receive 1-month access to our Membership Network to help you kickstart your class. Use official CHDE materials, promote your class, and stay up to date with our teaching methods.

ABOUT THE FOUNDER - KATE When passion, knowledge, and experience meet.
“I want you to feel free as deep as it can get. In your body, in your mind, and in your energy. I want this feeling to catch you, so you will never want anything else. And you will never allow anything that restricts you even near you. I want you to experience sensuality that is not closing you in any type of self-image. I want you to find mirrors irrelevant for your dance, and mirror yourself only in the music. And this both in a class but also in your life.
I believe we should only seek freedom and pure passion. It’s all we need to be sexy. Confidence is a social construct. Useless in self-expression.”
Kate (Katarzyna Morton) has already built four power-houses: the Chair Dance Express network, Partyrobics Network, local “Body Expressive” dance studio in Leuven as well as the International Online Instructor Center. Her work was covered widely by press, TV, and radio in Belgium, Poland, Canada, and internationally. She is restless in developing teaching methodologies that avoid stereotyping women, deliver authentic liberation, self-love and build an aware connection between body, emotions, mind, and energy (Body Expressive Method). Her concepts and attitude are playful, fun, as the goal is to have students going through a transformation without realizing it. However, the work put behind her creation took serious years of research, interdisciplinary experience, and a multicultural team of experts from many fields. Kate is also a human rights activist with over 15 years of high profile portfolio, which gave her detailed knowledge into women’s rights and their struggle across cultures.
“CHDE truly made me feel alive”
“From all the dance classes I took, CHDE was the only one that truly made me feel alive. For the first time in my life, I felt I could be myself and nobody will judge me for that. I feel powerful, confident and I can express all these feelings with my body. All of this I’ve learned it here at CHDE and thanks to Kate. She is an amazing dancer and human being who made me see and discover a lot of things about me that I didn’t know.”
Alina Crisu