Frequently Asked Questions
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The aim is to teach you how to be able to dance salsa/bachata with anyone, anywhere in the world!
Classes are taught in a fun, relaxed atmosphere, where the main goal is just to enjoy the time.
While the vibe is to have a fun and enjoyable time, there is also a big emphasis on technique, because if you're going to do something, you might as well do it right, right?!
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No, these classes are for salsa and bachata, not salsa or bachata.
Once you experience both, you will understand why, because they are both incredibly enjoyable
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Not at all.
The beginner class is aimed at people who have never danced before.
If you're not sure which is your left foot, these are the classes for you! -
This is social dancing, not a private class, so we rotate partner every few minutes.
You're going to make loads of friends and you'll want to dance with everyone anyway!
If you come to classes, you are agreeing that you will dance with anyone and everyone else. -
Bring:
- Water.
- a small towel
- deodorant
- gum/mint
Wear:- Something comfortable, but ideally the sort of clothes and shoes that you would wear going to the gym because you are going to be moving a lot.
ABSOLUTELY NO HEELS ALLOWED.
This is to protect the floor of the venue from damage, but also because dancing in heels is only for those with quite a bit of salsa/bachata experience and these classes are for beginners. -
Not at all.
Dancing is one of the best ways to meet people.
You will make friends for life through these classes so do not be afraid to sign up on your own, because you will leave the first class with lots of new friends! -
Beginners and Improvers do both styles each week.
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Drop ins/walk ins are not allowed.
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The leader is the one "in charge", who is responsible for deciding what happens, what moves are done.
The follower, follows, and performs the moves that the leader is asking for. -
Absolutely not.
It has nothing to do with man/woman, male/female.
You can be the leader, who has more control of the couple when dancing because you have the responsibility of deciding what movements the couple does.
Or you can be the follower, who has less control, but you need to allow the leader to tell you what to do.
You should chose whichever role you feel would suit you more.

