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Learn the basic step in NY Style Salsa. Practice this before moving on to more advanced moves. Subscribe to our YouTube Channel to continue learning how to dance online. Please leave comments and let us know how we’re doing. We welcome feedback.
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How to dance salsa episode 74. In this how to salsa dance lesson video, we teach you how to salsa dance the famous dps lock salsa combination dance move but on the New York / Puerto Rican “On2″ timing. In addition, Jocelyn Rosero explains some of the salsa dance styling that the ladies can perform even when they have both arms behind their back. As always , all of our videos are found at http://addicted2salsa.com
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Learn the basic step of a right turn in salsa dancing, including dance moves, footwork and rhythm in this free beginners video salsa lesson for beginners.
Expert: Leslie Sack
Contact: www.lesliesack.com
Bio: Leslie Sack has been teaching, performing and competing in Latin and ballroom dancing for the past 12 years. Before moving to Santa Barbara in 1999, she taught at Washington Dance Club in Seattle, WA.
Filmmaker: Diana Bacon
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http://www.fitforafeast.com/dance.htm This Latin Salsa dance lesson is how to do the Salsa Basic Dance Step. Salsa dancing is very popular worldwide and kids can learn salsa dance by starting with the basic salsa step. Front to back and side to side basic salsa dance step.
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Wow, these guys are sharp performing a very Classy Foxtrot Swing combo on their special day. Their teacher Felicia Lee Banks from the Continental Dance Club in Bloomfield, NJ does it again. Every choreogrphy is different to reflect each couples personalities and also taking into account the style of gown the bride is wearing.
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Learn how to do an open break in salsa dancing with expert Latin dancing instruction from a professional salsa dancer in this free online dance lesson and choreography video clip.
Expert: Erika Occhipinti
Bio: Erika Occhipinti has taught thousands of students at her own Salsa Caliente Dance Studio in Tampa, Fla.
Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz
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Salsa dancing lesson video. This move is called the DPS lock combo because you place the follow’s arms in a similar fashion to the way the ‘Department of Public Safety’ (DPS) places yours if you ever get arrested by them. The reason for this name is because its a variation on both creating a wrap with the lady, but also having both arms in a kind of hammerlock position.
This salsa combo is kind of tricky to perform, so practice it various times at home to get the timing down: especially the mechanics of moving around the lady and moving their arm down (so you don’t break it). http://addicted2salsa.com/videos
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Houston Salsa Congress 7th Annual Jan. 14-17, 2010 Martin Luther King Jr. weekend. Salsa Dance Classes, Group & Private Dance Lessons, Latin Dance Workshops, Latin Dance Performances, Salsa Dance Contest & Salsa Social Dancing. Whether youre a spectator, a beginner or an advanced dancer, or dance and music enthusiast, this congress is for you. We have set up an all-star line-up with international/national/local instructors and performers for your enjoyment. We will also honor those making an impact in our community via dance, music and leadership.
PERFORMERS:
• Chicago, IL: Christina Zavala & Rodrigo Cortazar , Modern Clave, Leah Patterson & Amanda
• London, England: Mambata
• Monterrey, Mexico: Rumba Buena
• Montreal, Canada: Saltimambo
• New Jersey, NJ: Griselle Ponce
• New Orleans, LA: Mambo Orleans
• New York City, NY: Joel Dominguez, Jose & Mariana Aguilar, Melissa Rosado, Yamulee
• Orlando, FL: Salsa Synergy
• Philadelphia, PA: Arte Soneros, Art In Motion, Darlin Garcia
• Puerto Rico: Youngblood, Christian & Jackie -2008 Texas Salsa Open Champions ( On2)
• San Diego, CA: Majesty in Motion
• San Francisco, CA: Salsamania, John Narvaez and Liz Rojas
• Toronto, Canada/ NYC, NY: Magna Gopal
• Texas-Austin: Jazzy Dance Company, Connally High School Latin Dance Team
• Texas- Dallas: De Lara Dance Company, Guajiro, Horn High
• Texas-Houston: Alexis Omar Tirado, Troy Anthony & Jorjet Alcocer, JD Showtime, Hector & Claudia Vasquez, Hector & Sarah Vasquez, United Salsa Semi-Pro Team, United Salsa Student Group
• Texas-San Antonio: Semeneya, Xibuke
DJs: Houston: DJ Gonzo ? Los Angeles: DJ Lobo ? Salt Lake City: DJ Corwin ? Boston: DJ Saoko
EVENING EVENT LOCATION:
Where performances will amaze you and the social dancing is sure to give you a workout. DJs are sure to give us a salsa experience to remember. Vendors wil be set up Friday thru Sunday, so come prepared to do some shopping.
Jan. 13, Wednesday: Pre-Party at Plaza 59 Nightclub
Address: 5901 Hillcroft St # B6, Houston, TX 77036-3331
Jan. 14, Thursday: Melody Club Ballroom
Address: 3027 Crossview Dr, Houston TX 77063
(off Fondren & 59)
Jan. 15-17, Friday thru Sunday: University of Houston Student Center – Houston Room
Address: 4800 Calhoun Road, Houston, Texas 77004
ACCOMODATIONS and DAILY WORKSHOPS:
Doubletree Hotel-Houston Downtown
400 Dallas Street, Houston, Texas 77002-4777
Tel: 1-713-759-0202
http://doubletree.hilton.com/en/dt/groups/personalized/HOUDBDT-SAL-20100114/index.jhtml
Book your hotel reservation at the $118 special rate available if you say youre with Houston Salsa Congress.
TEXAS SALSA OPEN
If you like to compete, the 2010 Texas Salsa Open is a qualifying event that will send the final winners in each category to the 5th Annual World Salsa Championships. The winners will represent Texas on1, on2, and the team competitions to the 5th Annual World Salsa Championships. The rules here are modeled after the World Salsa Championship rules which can be found at
http://www.worldsalsachampionship.com
All competitors are encouraged to visit this website for the official event rules of the World Salsa Championship.
Houston Salsa Dancers Inc.
http://www.HoustonSalsaCongress.com
The Houston Salsa Dancers Inc. is a non-profit organization that has developed several programs that continues to teach inner city students how to dance. It’s main purpose is not only to expose students to different Latin communities, cultures, and heritage through dance, but also to facilitate a positive body image and increased self esteem. An integral part our mission is to offer yearly scholarships to students that are involved in the Houston salsa dance community. In the year 2000, the Houston Salsa Congress began as the first of its kind in the State of Texas. This congress now continues a rich tradition with the fifth installment in a series that highlights the beauty, creativity, and precision of Latin dance.
Contact Nathan Zamaniego (nate_zam@yahoo.com) for more information.
Houston Salsa Congress 2010 Promo Video
Camera Operator/Editor: Nicky Sims
http://www.tvunderthesun.com/nickysims
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Learn Spanish in Lima, Peru and have fun at the same time. Our Spanish classes are complemented by a range of activities that let you discover and enjoy Lima. Join us by registering online. Classes begin every Monday. Volunteer opportunities.
EL SOL — Spanish School
Quality Instruction — Friendly Atmosphere
Come to Lima or take online classes from your home country.
Call toll-free 1-800-381-1806 (from the US and Canada ), or Skype us: spanish.classes
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I am 15 almost 16 years old and really want to take ballroom and latin dancing this summer. I am trying to convince my friends to join me and one of them might be able to do one of the three lessons. I am taking a beginner adult class and I really don’t want to have like no friends and be dancing with people much older than me- that would be weird and awkward. Has anyone ever taken lessons and is it awkward? If you could describe it that would be great! Also, can I get really good at dancing if I start now? I am not coordinated and haven’t ever taken dance lessons! Thank you for all your advice and help! Thanks! 
I’m one of those old guys you think you’d feel awkward around. I bathe every Saturday whether I need it or not, brush both my teeth, and don’t hit my dance partners very hard, at least not often.
Seriously, I think you have some preconceived notions that just don’t fit what you’ll find when you get there.
Of course it’s awkward. You’ll be learning how to do things you’ve never done before. I’ve been taking lessons since you were a toddler, and if I don’t feel like a klutz, then I figure I’m not trying hard enough! But you’ll start in beginner lessons, and your group classes will be with other beginners, each of whom is convinced he’s the least coordinated person on the floor. You’ll find that with few exceptions ballroom dancers are very cognizant of the fact that they all started from where you are, and they’ll do all they can to make sure you progress and have fun doing it.