We reveal the secrets!
Our improvers's classes (Level 3) too have been designed to fast track your progression without compromising on actual learning and technique. We firmly believe that a relaxed environment is essential to get the most fun and enjoyment out of learning to dance. There is no fun unless the moves you learn feel smooth, effortless and musical, and that is exactly what we help you to achieve. Our teachers give you very specific tips and corrections and honest but useful feedback which you can trust. All our teachers have travelled extensively all over the world to learn from the masters of Salsa and to discover their tricks and secrets. We have felt first hand how amazing it is to dance with the best of the best and then went on to learn how to create that feeling in our dancing. In our improvers' classes, we aim to pass on these skills.
These classes are aimed at two audiences - our freshers who are ready to move up from beginners, and, experienced dancers who wish you really up their game.
Each week we will go over two new core moves, drill them and really learn how they should feel to lead and to follow. These will form the core of the week's partnerwork combination. We will show you how you can easily decode any moves and break them down into the improver level moves that they have been derived from. We will also continue building on the knowledge of various salsa rhythms as we did in the beginners' classes. At the end of this class you will have learnt a cool combination that uses the core moves of the week with some interesting twists.
Core Moves
- Cross Body
- Right Turn
- Walk through
- Left Turn
- Cross Body inside turn
- Cross Body outside turn
- Crossbody check
- Crossbody inside turn check
- Crossbody outside turn check
- Copa
- Turn together in closed hold
- Flare
Moving Up to the Next Level
We expect most people to take between 8-12 weeks to be ready for the next level. It will take at least 8 weeks to cover all the content and then it is up to the individual to see if they need to refine any particular moves/technique and have a word with the teacher. The teacher can then try and focus more on particular themes within the scope of the syllabus.