Dance, as an art form, is traditionally taught through visual cues, where dancers learn by watching and mirroring instructors to master posture, timing, and spatial awareness. The reliance on visual feedback—such as mirrors and body positions—provides essential real-time adjustments, helping dancers refine their technique and choreography. However, this visual approach creates significant barriers for individuals who are blind or have low vision, as they cannot fully engage with or benefit from these methods.