For those who are dancers, a great deal of time and energy is spent practicing and in rehearsal for dance. For dance students and instructors, their time is valuable, and because they are so focused on their craft, they sometimes do not really understand what constitutes effective and safe dance flooring. For both types of dancers, who may find they have a need for new dance flooring when they set up a studio for dance instruction or simply a practice space in the home, it helps to get a little background on what makes up usable dance flooring for these types of artistic and physical pursuits.
The most durable type of floor for dance is a wood dance floor. The smoothness of the wood dance floor is particularly important for those styles of dance that require the dancer to slide across the dance flooring at times, which can include jazz and tap dance, for example. A wooden dance floor ensures that there are no rough spots where a dancer's feet might get caught, which can cause injury to the dancer.
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Wayne Hemrick writes about dance flooring
