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Mon 06 Jan 2025 8:00pm
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Mon 27 Jan 2025 8:00pm
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Mon 17 Feb 2025 8:00pm
Mon 24 Feb 2025 8:00pm
Mon 03 Mar 2025 8:00pm
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Mon 31 Mar 2025 8:00pm
Mon 07 Apr 2025 8:00pm
Class times: Every Monday 8.00pm-9.00pm
About
Targets: endurance, coordination, cardio.
Class description: Salsa is the most popular dance from South America, it is great for socialising and classes give a fun and exciting approach to learning the fundamental basic steps. Salsa is a couple dance however, it can be enjoyed on a solo basis and no partner is required. The classes will take you right from step one, which is great if you have never danced before. Initially the class will concentrate on the basic steps and the rhythm as individuals, then move on to repeat the step patterns with a partner developing onto some simple turns and turn patterns. And once those foundations are in place then the sky is the limit! Salsa is fluid, stylised and open to musical and personal interpretation. It’s all about learning and having fun!
Who is it for? Adults of all ages, beginners welcome
What should I wear? Comfortable and casual is the norm, it’s not a work-out. Shoes: An ordinary day shoe is fine. If possible wear leather or hard-rubber soled shoes. Trainers are not recommended; they will prevent you turning easily and may put strain on your ankles and knees. Ladies: avoid mules and flip-flops.
What do I need to bring? Bottle of water.
Please let the ticket office know if you have any additional needs, if you feel comfortable in doing so. If you are pregnant, have an injury or an existing medical condition we would recommend that you seek professional advice before attending a class.
Class description: Salsa is the most popular dance from South America, it is great for socialising and classes give a fun and exciting approach to learning the fundamental basic steps. Salsa is a couple dance however, it can be enjoyed on a solo basis and no partner is required. The classes will take you right from step one, which is great if you have never danced before. Initially the class will concentrate on the basic steps and the rhythm as individuals, then move on to repeat the step patterns with a partner developing onto some simple turns and turn patterns. And once those foundations are in place then the sky is the limit! Salsa is fluid, stylised and open to musical and personal interpretation. It’s all about learning and having fun!
Who is it for? Adults of all ages, beginners welcome
What should I wear? Comfortable and casual is the norm, it’s not a work-out. Shoes: An ordinary day shoe is fine. If possible wear leather or hard-rubber soled shoes. Trainers are not recommended; they will prevent you turning easily and may put strain on your ankles and knees. Ladies: avoid mules and flip-flops.
What do I need to bring? Bottle of water.
Please let the ticket office know if you have any additional needs, if you feel comfortable in doing so. If you are pregnant, have an injury or an existing medical condition we would recommend that you seek professional advice before attending a class.
