TM Ballroom Dance Studio

Todd Munson began his professional ballroom teaching career in Lakewood, Colorado, at the age of 16. During his time at a franchise studio, he earned multiple certifications and Top Teacher Awards, and eventually became a studio manager, gaining valuable leadership experience. He has trained with some of the top coaches in the country, further expanding his knowledge and expertise in ballroom dance. In April 2009, Todd founded TM Ballroom Dance, creating a studio known for its combination of fun, relaxed energy and professional excellence. While he is now retired from professional competition, Todd continues to compete with his students in Pro-Am events, sharing his experience and passion for dance with each dancer he teaches.

Jacey Primeau has been dancing her entire life, but she discovered her true love for ballroom at age 14 through her school’s cotillion. She quickly fell in love with the sport, competing as an amateur for a year and a half before becoming a professional at age 16. Jacey’s competitive career includes being a Rhythm Finalist at the 2014 Washington Dance Sport Championships and the 2014 Yankee Classic. She went on to form a five-year professional partnership that consistently placed in the Top 6 on the East Coast in both Professional Smooth and Rhythm competitions. Alongside her own achievements, she has guided students to success in multiple Pro-Am competitions. She is certified at the Full Bronze level in both the Fred Astaire and Dance Vision curricula and enjoys teaching students of all ages—from five to 104. Jacey works with wedding couples, social dancers, and aspiring performers, focusing not only on dance styles from Smooth to Rhythm to Nightclub, but also on essential techniques like leading and following. After a brief break from dance to pursue a career as a flight attendant, Jacey has returned to her true passion: teaching. With her diverse skill set, extensive experience, and dedication to her students, she brings inspiration, joy, and expertise to every class she teaches.

For more than 10 years, Paulina Rosequist has studied and trained under the mentorship of Veronica Rocco, refining her understanding of the art and technique of ballroom dance. Through this dedicated study, she has gained extensive knowledge of kinesiology principles — including the importance of balance, alignment, and posture — which serve as the foundation for graceful and efficient movement across a variety of dance styles. In addition to her dance training, Paulina’s background in Psychology and her work in the mental health field have strengthened her ability to connect with people from all walks of life. Her experience working with individuals of different ages, abilities, and backgrounds allows her to adapt with empathy and awareness both on and off the dance floor. Passionate about the world of ballroom dance, Paulina continues to grow as both a dancer and a student of movement. She is dedicated to sharing her love of dance with others and helping them discover confidence, joy, and self-expression through every step.