Latin Dance Lesson Blog

Award-winning dancer and choreographer Cal Pozo designed the Partner Dancing 101 series to reveal the secrets of professional dancers’ sculpted bodies and top-notch conditioning. You will learn the signature dance patterns and moves of the most popular Latin dances: the Rumba, the Salsa/Mambo, the Cha-cha, the Merengue, the Cumbia and the Tango. This DVD presents the most important points on learning, leading, and following dance patterns in a series of easy-to-follow lessons. Multiple camera angles allow you to focus on techniques like: what your feet need to do, where your feet need to go, how to lead and follow any partner, how to find and stay on the beat. 81 minutes. USA.

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Award-winning dancer and choreographer Cal Pozo designed the Partner Dancing 101 series to reveal the secrets of professional dancers’ sculpted bodies and top-notch conditioning. You will learn the signature dance patterns and moves of the most popular Latin dances: the Rumba, the Salsa/Mambo, the Cha-cha, the Merengue, the Cumbia and the Tango. This DVD presents the most important points on learning, leading, and following dance patterns in a series of easy-to-follow lessons. Multiple camera angles allow you to focus on techniques like: what your feet need to do, where your feet need to go, how to lead and follow any partner, how to find and stay on the beat. 81 minutes. USA.

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Award-winning dancer and choreographer Cal Pozo designed the Partner Dancing 101 series to reveal the secrets of professional dancers’ sculpted bodies and top-notch conditioning. You will learn the signature dance patterns and moves of the most popular Latin dances: the Rumba, the Salsa/Mambo, the Cha-cha, the Merengue, the Cumbia and the Tango. This DVD presents the most important points on learning, leading, and following dance patterns in a series of easy-to-follow lessons. Multiple camera angles allow you to focus on techniques like: what your feet need to do, where your feet need to go, how to lead and follow any partner, how to find and stay on the beat. 81 minutes. USA.

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Award-winning dancer and choreographer Cal Pozo designed the Partner Dancing 101 series to reveal the secrets of professional dancers’ sculpted bodies and top-notch conditioning. You will learn the signature dance patterns and moves of the most popular Latin dances: the Rumba, the Salsa/Mambo, the Cha-cha, the Merengue, the Cumbia and the Tango. This DVD presents the most important points on learning, leading, and following dance patterns in a series of easy-to-follow lessons. Multiple camera angles allow you to focus on techniques like: what your feet need to do, where your feet need to go, how to lead and follow any partner, how to find and stay on the beat. 81 minutes. USA.

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Dance and Music Classes and Lessons in Phoenix, North Phoenix and Scottsdale AZ- Jazz, Ballet, Hip Hop. Tap, Musical Theater, Piano, Voice, Guitar www.benderperformingarts.com 602-971-9170

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http://www.WatchMojo.com Video: Learn How to Dance Salsa – Part 1

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I’m looking to take lessons for some sort of Latin dance, basically ballroom. [I already have a studio planned.] I was thinking of taking Tango, but I’ve heard that Salsa is also a lot of fun and very popular. What would be a good latin dance to start out with? I’ve taken ballet for a little while, but never this. [I know I should sit in a class and see if the dance is right for me, and i'm willing to do a slow or fast paced dance, they both seem like a lot of fun.]
Thanks for taking the time to read this and please, no stupid answers.

Rumba and ChaCha are my favourite Latin dances…both are heaps of fun! Rumba is slow, and ChaCha is fast…they’re actually pretty similar apart from that, though (at least in my experience).
Why don’t you try a class where you can try a few different dances?

I’m looking for a private teacher to start lessons with, and I’d like to compete in all ten dances eventually in the international category. Which teacher/studio is friendly and affordable, and produces great results?

New York is where many top competing professional dancers chose to re-locate for work and training. So I don’t know if you can find who’s the best very easily because there are some many fantastic professionals in New York. Go to ballroomdancers.com, do a studio search for New York and look for famous names. But some of them charge like $300 an hour and their students are mostly professional dancers themselves.
I like Wendi Davies very much. She teaches at Ballroom on Fith. Her students do really well in competitions all the way up to Championship level. But you should definitely look around. http://www.ndca.org will allow you to search and contact teachers directly.
I recommend attending an amateur competition in New York. Manhatten Amateur Classis Championships is coming up soon. I highly recommend attending. You can just ask people. You can ask those who’s dancing you like.

Learn the dance to the first four tracks of the T-Mobile Dance ad

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