Salsa Classes High Street Kent

Salsa Classes High Street Kent: If you'd like to learn a new dance and have been delaying it for years, perhaps today is the day to make your move and book some lessons in High Street. So, precisely what dancing style should you try, well, why not try some salsa dancing to get the pulse racing? With salsa, it's possible to throw yourself into the traditional rhythms of Latin South America, raise your fitness levels and while doing this, meeting a bunch of local people from the High Street area. An excellent way to start and figure out if salsa is the dance for you is to join up for what's called a "taster" class, in which you're able to learn the basics of this exciting, dance style in a relaxed, laid back way and build the confidence to move on to more advanced levels. The first thing to do is to locate some salsa classes in High Street, or nearby.

What is Salsa Dancing?: Salsa originated in the Caribbean region in the 40's and is a favoured kind of social dance with actions borrowed from Cuban Son, cha-cha-cha, Puerto Rican bomba and plena, guaguanco, mambo and danzon. The modern dance style and music of salsa was adopted in New York, USA in the 1970's and has since become a universal phenomenon, practiced and enjoyed by many millions throughout the world.

Learning to do salsa dancing is a breeze, even if you consider yourself as having no aptitude for dancing. All that you need is a positive mental attitude, a little practice and perseverance. Combining these three attributes with some proper salsa dance instruction and you'll have the recipe for successful salsa dancing. In this post I'll describe how to make the most of your salsa classes and some stuff to look for while picking a suitable dance school in and around High Street.

It is my belief that joining a salsa school in your local area or somewhere in close proximity is the preferred option. Why would I say that? Simply because you will get the opportunity to learn as a group together with other people who are also interested in learning salsa, with a competent teacher who is able to help you master the salsa moves and steps and answer any queries you might have. The other advantage of learning in a class environment is that you'll mingle with other salsa students and be able to make friends and possibly form practice groups that will be able to meet outside of the regular classes. Salsa courses typically run over 8 to 10 weeks, or you may be able to find drop-in salsa classes also known as "pay as you go" classes, which you can participate in if you are keen to learn a few new steps. Ask about what sort of lessons your local dance school in High Street has to offer. There are a few dance schools which offer a free trial salsa lesson for beginners to get you up and running.

Salsa Classes - Does Size Matter?: A few beginners salsa classes have a lot of people attending, in particular if they're drop-in style classes. The advantages of those enormous classes is that the resultant buzz and atmosphere is incredibly vibrant but on the flip side is likely to be a somewhat disorganized environment for learning, in particular when there is only a single salsa dance instructor allocated to something like fifty salsa rookies. Salsa courses in High Street could be the better way to learn if you are interested in an orderly course which aims to have a limit of about 15 to 20 couples and has a weekly learning plan. Ask the dance school if they've got free dance time available to practice the moves after classes or dedicated time during class to dance to the music. It's not that unusual to find salsa dance classes running in night clubs where lessons are undertaken, and then you can dance all night long and practice your moves and routines till the cows come home.

In many salsa dancing styles, as the dancer shifts their weight in the process of stepping, the the upper half of the body remains level and pretty much unaffected by such weight changes. These shifts in weight cause the hips to move. Shoulder and arm motions are also included into the routine. The Cuban Casino style of salsa dancing however, involves significant movement above the waist, with up-and-down shoulder movements and a shifting of the ribcage.

I'll tie this up with a few tips on how to get the maximum benefit from your forthcoming salsa classes. Make certain that you pay attention and listen carefully to the instructor, always have a can do attitude, give it 100 percent effort, familiarize yourself with the rhythm of the salsa music, ask questions if you're uncertain about anything, meticulously practice the basics regularly outside of the salsa dance classes, get your hands on a good salsa CD and most importantly have fun.

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Of course this post is about salsa classes in High Street, Kent, though is also useful for tap dance classes in High Street, street dance classes in High Street, ballroom dance classes in High Street, hip hop dance classes in High Street, tango dance classes in High Street, pole dancing classes in High Street, belly dancing classes in High Street and other types of dancing, websites for a few of these will be coming in the near future.

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