One of the few "partner dance" schools to be headed by two
lady instructors, Two Left Feet was founded by Jean Goh and Wendy Yee
in Dec 2003. It was borne out of a passion to share the knowledge and
experience that Jean and Wendy have accumulated over the years, and a
desire to raise the level of Salsa dancing in Singapore.
Since then, Two Left Feet has built a reputation for her clear and
structured teaching style, attention to detail, strong focus on Salsa
foundations, and dedication to their students. Today, Two Left Feet
is well known among local salsaroes as the school to go to for
building strong foundations in Latin street dances.
Their family of instructors has since expanded to proudly include:
FOR SALSA:
| - Alex Chui |
- Jacquelyn Foo |
| - Kelvin Yee |
- Celeste Choi |
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- Mary Chin |
- Pearlin Toh |
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- Carol Por |
- Koh Sok Yuin |
| - Andy Low |
- Chan Sing Eu |
| - Bestian Yeo |
- Daniel Chew |
FOR BRAZILIAN ZOUK:
| - Dev Sasidharan |
- Aileen Henson |
| - Kiky Shannon |
- Jasmin Wong |
Two Left Feet offers classes and workshops on Salsa On1 (slot style) and other street Latin dances
such as Bachata, Merengue, Cha Cha, Casino Rueda, Salsa On2 (New York
style) and most recently, Brazilian Zouk. The school has also conducted exclusive workshops
and performances for
corporations and private organizations, such as:
| What is the focus of the Two Left
Feet instructors? |
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“First impressions last, and the secret to a
memorable dance is to be able to make your partner feel and look
good...regardless of their level of experience. This shall be a signature
ability of anyone who has invested time with Two Left Feet.”
- Alex Chui, Resident Instructor
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“Having danced with some of the world’s best
Salsa dancers, I’ve noticed that they all have two things in common
– a great lead and excellent connection. Therefore, my focus is on
teaching the gents the fundamentals of leading and connecting, so
that the ladies who dance with them will feel absolutely wonderful,
and will want to dance with them again and again.”
- Jean Goh, Resident Instructor
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“The key to being an irresistible female dancer
is good following. No matter how flashy you are, if you can't follow
well, you won't be pleasant to dance with. Ladies who practice good
following can adapt to different partners and different styles, and
good Salsa dancers will find them wonderful to dance with. My focus
for the ladies will be on how to follow the guy's lead well, because
good following equals great dancing!”
- Wendy Yee, Resident Instructor
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