Beginners Courses

Salsa Classes in London with Gil and Shelley

We believe we can teach anyone to dance! Salsa is fun, sociable, healthy and can change your life!

Together with our friendly and professional teaching team, we enjoy helping students of all ages and abilities to reach their full potential, whether they wish to become accomplished dancers of international performance level, or to have a social dance at a local venue every now and then. We emphasize leading and following moves that will really work on the dance floor, in a fun and supportive atmosphere. You do not need a partner to attend any of our classes or venues. We rotate partners at all levels and salsa is all about being sociable. In any salsa night, you are positively expected to dance with lots of fellow salseros or salseras, which is one of the many reasons it is so much fun!

Beginners are welcome at all our venues and classes to come and watch a lesson to decide whether to participate, but in order to begin learning with us you will need to come along on the following specific dates which will include special sessions for Absolute Beginners and where you will meet more people (and future salsa friends!) of the same level, in order to sign up for our Beginners Courses. All our Beginners lessons are taught in a course-based format with weekly lessons for one month, at which point you will be assessed and advised on your progression.

**Please note that Beginners are always taught as courses and we cannot accept new students after Week 2 of any monthly course as lessons are progressive. Payment for a monthly Beginners course is required in FULL in Week 1 via cash or cheque (we regret we cannot take credit/debit cards)**

Chiswick: Next Beginners Course begins Tuesday 6th March (8pm-9pm; registration at 7.45pm on first Tuesday of the month). Course payment covers March 6, 13, 20, 27. £8/week (1 hr lesson). See TUESDAY CLASSES for venue location and photos.

What to wear: Loose, comfortable clothing. Trainers are NOT ideal as you will be turning and spinning and risk hurting your knees. Ladies, a low heel and supportive shoes are best (i.e. not slip-ons). A smile!

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