You’re almost there!. Everyone dancing must create a profile in our Mindbody system. This is a software that we use to run our studios. It handles your payments, sign-in, bookings for pretty much everything. Don’t worry it’s simple and fast. See you on the dance floor!

What type of shoes should I wear

For shoes we recommend flat shoes or low heels that have an ankle strap and are secure around your ankles. Avoid thongs, slippers, mules or open toe sandals. We recommend to buy a proper jazz or latin dance shoes.

** Ladies: we recommend to use heels no bigger than 3inches at the beginning of class and change and change into flats later if you feel the need to.

What clothes to wear

Wear comfortable clothes that allows easy movement. Avoid tight or long skirts, ties, long sleeved shirts or anything too warm or restrictive.

Hygiene

Deodorant, a spare t-shirt if you are doing more than one class and something like mints to keep your breath fresh are always appreciated in dance class. Drink lots of water to keep yourself hydrated, a towel if needed.

Can I show up without a partner

Absolutely! No partner necessary. Prepare to meet new friends; our classes are designed to rotate partners every few minutes. Make sure to have fun while learning how to dance but also meeting new people.

Whats the age group

Age is just a number, our students range widely between late teens to those in their 50’s, with the majority falling between 20’s 30’s.

Which style of salsa do you teach

We teach linear Salsa ON1 and On2, prioritizing social dancing.

Linear means you dance on an imaginary line instead of in circles, which Cuban style is known for. Linear is the most popular way to dance salsa in Dance Clubs. Prepare to learn turn patterns, Multiple spins and shines in our dance programs.