Learn salsa dancing with expert instruction. Improve your technique, build confidence, and have fun at any Latin dance event or club.
This course offers five hours of easy-to-follow SALSA dancing lessons with a master instructor. It's perfect for beginners looking to impress friends and boost their confidence while having a great time dancing.
Five Hours of Expert Instruction That Will Bring You Endless Hours of Fun & Excitement.
Have you always wanted to learn SALSA or improve your SALSA technique? Do you want to impress your friends at your favorite gathering or family function? Burn calories and get in shape while dancing and having FUN??? Build confidence and improve your social life?
SEAON STYLIST-BRISTOL, a master teacher with more than 15 years of experience breaks SALSA down into a series of simple, basic, steps, moves and turns that fit together like pieces of a puzzle. He has been teaching, choreographing and performing his unique SALSAtechniques and stylings all over the world at SALSA events, festivals and congresses. Now, in this brand new introductory course he will teach YOU everything you need to know to get started having fun and dancing at any Latin Dance Club or SALSA event locally, or anywhere in the world! Once you learn the basics, there will be no stopping you!
It's been proven beyond a doubt: SALSA dancing is one of the happiest ways to meet people, spend a night out on the town or even throw a party with friends. SALSA is known for its high energy, hot and even sexy moves, but it doesn't stop there. It's also energetic, rhythmic and an ever-growing, equal-opportunity, worldwide movement and phenomenon that never gets old, never discriminates and never goes out of style!
The course includes 5 hour-long videos, each one containing 5 or 6 segments, each segment teaching 1 to 3 new moves or combining moves learned previously, plus many extras
Basic Steps and New Steps
Open Shines (show-off moves done separately or with a partner)
Leader (Male) and Follower (Female) Drills
4 Lectures
3 Lectures
3 Lectures
3 Lectures
OnSean Zion/AKAÂ Seaon has been a world traveling and well-known SALSA dancer, choreographer and instructor for more than 15 years. His unique dance styling ability and reputation, both as a leader and a follower, earned him the nickname Seaon "Stylist" - and it stuck. As an innovative dancer, OnSean's elegance, grace, and pure rhythmic interpretation is much admired and copied....
The course was very good except that the continuity of most movements were broken when the video kept switching from front view to the back angle to show the feet. I felt it was interrupting the flow and not helpful in any way.
I am Scottish living in France and have been taking Salsa lessons for 2 years. I have sometimes struggled because the teacher (who is excellent) is Cuban and all the lessons are taught in a mixture of French and Spanish, which can be difficult to follow at times. out teacher has informed us he will no longer be taking classes, so I decided to have a look at online courses. Having researched several courses, I decided that your course looked good. The fact that there was a one hour lesson available before I needed to commit to the course really impressed me, and gave a great insight into the quality of the instruction. Despite the change in terminology for the steps, and differences in style, I absolutely love my lessons. The fact that the instruction is in English, and being able to practice the steps repeatedly whilst referring to the demonstration by the teacher makes this a delight. In addition, having the teacher alongside other students, helps to give me confidence that even if my performance does not exactly mirror
well paced, comprehensive, and non judgmental
Very bad choice for filming angles; one can see eighther some feets or some torsos which is totaly innapropriate for understanding whole body movement for a step.
Although the course is generally good, the video editing is terrible, to the point of ruining the whole thing : camera movement in a dancing course is not a good idea; close ups on just the feet also not a good idea (dancing is not just about the feet). Same camera pattern every time : the instructor is about to show a move, instantly the camera shows just the feet. Too bad the tech guys thought they were making a movie or something...
Also, no tips on improvising and chaining simple moves? Really?
I hate to hate on this.
Great
Amazing. Need the next course now.
No, il video anche se per qualche secondo risulta un po’ sgranato, poi è perfetto!
Great review plus some new stuff
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Santella A.
Absolutely crazy good