Latin Dance Training

Salsa is a Latin dance characterized by its 1-2-3 rhythm, which is played on percussion instruments such as congas, bongos, and timbales.

The basic step of Cha-Cha consists of four steps: forward, back, side, and together.

The basic hip movement in Merengue is a side-to-side motion, which is performed by shifting the weight from one foot to the other.

The basic footwork pattern in Bachata consists of a forward step, a back step, and a tap with the free foot.

The basic body position in Samba is slightly bent forward, with the knees slightly bent and the feet shoulder-width apart.

The basic hand movement in Rumba is a figure-eight motion, which is performed by moving the hands in a clockwise and then counterclockwise direction.

The basic dance hold in Tango is the closed position, where the partners stand facing each other with their arms around each other's waists.

The basic step of Mambo consists of four steps: forward, back, side, and together.

The basic hip movement in Salsa is a side-to-side motion, which is performed by shifting the weight from one foot to the other.

The basic footwork pattern in Cha-Cha consists of a forward step, a back step, and a tap with the free foot.

The basic body position in Merengue is slightly bent forward, with the knees slightly bent and the feet shoulder-width apart.

The basic hand movement in Bachata is a figure-eight motion, which is performed by moving the hands in a clockwise and then counterclockwise direction.

The basic dance hold in Rumba is the closed position, where the partners stand facing each other with their arms around each other's waists.