Loui Moreno
Born and raised in Peru, Loui started dancing socially at the age of 9. After moving to the USA and graduating high school, he began frequenting the LindyHop/Charleston Swing which eventually led him to ballroom.
Loui started his professional ballroom career over 13 years ago working for national companies such as Fred Astaire Dance Studios and Dance Vision Studios. Most recently, he was the owner and operator of a studio in Arlington for 5 years prior to the pandemic.
He competed both professionally and with his students in pro-am divisions across the country and Europe.


Hunter Weldon
Starting my life in sports, flipping was something I was always about! Which led my way right into Gymnastics. Starting when I was about six years old, I fell in love with the sport instantly. Seven years later, I end my career as a level ten from WOGA Gymnastics, and two National gold medals for Vault and High Bar. Shortly after leaving gymnastics, I didn’t want the thrill to end there! Mixed Martial Arts was my next calling. Started my training in Jujitsu, I rolled my way into a brown belt in six years. From then to now I’ve been coaching! I coached Woman’s optionals gymnastics for five years and have coached tumbling for ten plus years!