Published on 18th September 2007

New Dancer Salsa

Event Dates

This event occurred
in the past.

Wednesdays
  from 6-7:15pm
Will NOT Occur On...
Wed, 21 November 2007
Occurs...
Wed, 17 October 2007
  through
Wed, 12 December 2007

Instructor: Darrell Dieringer
Enrollment: limit 26 (this is a group class)
Tuition: $100/person (for all eight sessions)

Eight Weeks of 75-Minute Group Classes
Offered by: the Art of Dance Ballroom Dance School

Pre-registration is required. Contact the Instructor to reserve space in this class, regardless of whether you have already been taking classes or Private Lessons with this instructor.

You do not need to enroll with a partner. Expect frequent partner changes and numerous group activities and exercises.

In October, the Art of Dance will no longer have its downtown Madison location. Instead, attend the studio’s classes held at wonderful facilities in the Madison area. See “Held At” (below).

This Group Class will meet each Wednesday from 6-7:15pm beginning 17 October 2007 (no class the day before Thanksgiving) for a total of eight sessions. Please note the time the class is held - the announcement email I sent to the studio’s distribution list contained the wrong time.

In this 75-minute class meeting for a total of eight sessions, you will discover how to produce many of the common dance moves you see at nightclubs where people dance Salsa. Many people begin going to Salsa clubs and using their new skills after only two or three sessions! Yes, it is possible to learn enough about Salsa dancing to have a lot of fun very quickly.

We will cover the Miami or Cubano style of Salsa, featuring many turns and spins for both the leads and the follows. We will use a simple set of common moves to explore good lead and follow connections, inventiveness, and fluidity in Salsa dancing.

This class is intended for people new to partner dancing or new to Salsa dancing and will move at an appropriate pace. Experienced dancers, enroll to improve your sense of partner connection and to refine your body action and basics!

Improve your own balance and learn to recognize how each partner influences the balance of the other. Develop an understanding of how you move your own body and how those movements are felt and interpreted by your partner. (Applies to leads and follows alike.) Build the fundamentals for creating good partner connections and for leading and following well. Exercise those fundamentals to invent your own moves!

You do not need to enroll with a partner. Expect frequent partner changes and numerous group activities and exercises.

Pre-registration is required. Contact the Instructor to reserve space in this class.

Held at:

MAC Dance Studio

    MAC Sport Center in Verona
    411 Prairie Heights Drive
    Verona, WI
    (608) 848-6222
    ( map | website )

The MAC is easily accessible (less than 10 miles from Univ Ave) with plenty of free and well-lighted parking.

The MAC is a multi-use sports center complete with locker rooms and showers. The MAC complex includes two separate dance studios. The one we will use is fabulous - 1600 square feet of beautiful real hardwood.

From the Beltline, take Hwy 18/151 (Verona Road) South.
Exit at Hwy PB / M (exit number 79).
Turn left on Hwy PB and continue to the four-way stop.
Turn right on Hwy M and cross the bridge over the freeway.
Turn left on Praire Heights Drive (the first left after crossing over the freeway).
The MAC is the first building on the left - you are there!

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Pre-registration is required. Contact the Instructor to reserve space in this class.

This class is intended for people new to partner dancing or new to Salsa dancing and will move at an appropriate pace.

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