A lively partner dance danced to Salsa music, with partners moving in a linear pattern. Salsa On1 emphasizes turns, partnerwork, rhythm and playful interaction, with the basic step beginning on the first beat of the music.

Rooted in the Dominican Republic, where Bachata originated, this style is playful, rhythmic and highly connected to the music. Expect expressive footwork, syncopations, improvisation and plenty of interaction between partners.

Solo classes help you become a more well-rounded social dancer, developing the musicality, body awareness, coordination, groove and personal expression that partnerwork alone can’t always teach. The more comfortable you are with your own movement and the music, the more you have to bring to the partnership—making your dancing more confident, creative, adaptable and fun. Be it Groove & Flow, Juicy Hips or Musicality, they will all help you develop different aspects of your dancing, rarely taught in groups classes.​

Also known as Casino and it's more modern style Timba, Cuban Salsa is a joyful, rhythmic style characterized by circular partner movement, Cuban body motion and lots of playful interaction. It draws strongly from Cuban music and dance traditions and has a relaxed, social feel.

Originating in Angola, Kizomba is a grounded, connected partner dance characterized by smooth walking, subtle weight changes and close communication between partners. Connection, musicality and the feeling of moving together are at the heart of the dance. There are many styles from the root of Semba, Kizomba fusion, Urban Kiz and Douceur.

0 — Open Level
All levels, noe experience needed

1 — Foundation
Perfect for beginners

2 — Improver
Some experience recommended

3 — Intermediate
For experienced dancers who want to improve

4—Advanced

For Experienced dancers who are looking to master their dancing

A modern partner-dance approach to Bachata that combines traditional Bachata timing with turns, changes of position and flowing partnerwork. It’s versatile, accessible and a great foundation for exploring other contemporary Bachata styles.

A grounded, close-connection partner dance that developed within the broader Angolan/Portuguese Kizomba and urban dance scene. It emphasizes groove, weight transfer, body movement, subtle lead-and-follow communication, playfulness and interpretation of Tarraxo music. It's root coming from Tarraxhina.

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