Salsa is a spicy, zesty, energetic and sensual partner dance. It is considered a "street dance" as it is free and spontaneous. Some of the areas of emphasis include:

•  Connecting with your partner
•  Indicating and interpreting leads
•  Partner and personal weight management
•  Building blocks of Salsa moves
•  Positioning and body space

Our Salsa classes are divided into "A" and "B" classes. The "A" classes focus mainly on the footwork of fundamental moves, while the "B" classes focus on the variations of these moves, through the the use of intricate arm movements.

Rueda is a fun Cuban group dance, made up of couples dancing Salsa in a circle. During the dance, one person will call for specific patterns to be executed, at specific times, by all. There is a constant changing of partners, which makes it a vivid and joyful spectacle.

Although Rueda is done as a group, the patterns can also be applied to regular Salsa dancing. Rueda patterns are very intricate and beautiful to watch. As such, learning Rueda can greatly enrich your repertoire of Salsa moves.

Bachata is a romantic dance characterized by he sensual thrust of the hips to one side. Although the basic step is easy, as with all Latin dances, the hardest part is getting the body action. In Without the hip and body action, Bachata just isn't Bachata.

In our Bachata workshops, you'll learn how to perform your steps with the right body movement. As Bachata is all about hips, you'll learn the secrets to swaying your body and thrusting your hips on the one-beat pause in a sensuous and fluid manner. That will make the difference between looking like you're marching, and looking like you're dancing.

Guys will also learn how to lead the Bachata using their arms and their bodies, while ladies will learn how to interpret the lead and move to where the leader takes her.

Merengue is a very fun dance that can be enjoyed by dancers of all levels. Because it is easier to learn and less technical, it has a wider presence than Salsa.

In  our Merengue workshops, you'll learn how to do the Merengue with style, through proper weight shifting between the legs, hips and upper-body. Weight shifting is the crux of Merengue and it's the reason why some people march, while others groove.

Once you can master weight shifting, you can then begin to perform the beautiful and intricate arm movements associated with Merengue, with style. Best of all, you will be able to apply the techniques of weight shifting to your Salsa and smoothen your basic steps.

Ladies Styling classes are all about how to look sizzling hot on the dance floor, without affecting the lead of your partner. Don't know what to do with your arms while turning? Unsure about when and how to sway your hips? Covering moves for the beginner to advanced dancer, these workshops are perfect for those who want to add a touch of elegance and playfulness to their dance.

Basic steps are the most important and yet overlooked aspect of Salsa. How you do it has a huge impact on your balance, rhythm, agility and of course the way you look. It makes the difference between “tramping” and “dancing”.

There’s a lot more to the Salsa basic step then just the 6 steps. Do you know when and how to transfer the weight between each foot? Which part of the foot should you be stepping on first? What should your posture be like? Should you be swaying your body?

Find out the answers in this one-hour workshop.