Salsa Lessons

Instructor: ever observant and always suggesting small adjustments that make turn sequences come out right.  Attention to detail.  Most importantly, wants students to have fun and enjoy dance.

Format: classes often start with cardio aerobics emphasizing free form moves to latin music.

What to expect: first few hours or days of class will go over basic steps and turns.  Emphasizing basic steps to start, but after that you can expect to get as many advanced turn sequences, moves, footwork, and styling as you can handle.

The Studio: Nice tiled floor and mirrors all around to check out your dance form.  Good sound system.  New paint job.  Check out these eye-popping colors, and come in to learn some eye-popping moves.  The studio is located in a somewhat inconspicuous area.  So, follow the street numbers, look for sign on the front door, and go up the stairs to the second floor.  Street parking available in front.

Dance Apparel: dance shoes and dance clothing for sale.  Small amount in stock.

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