Dance, Connect & Enjoy!

Discover the art of partner dancing in our level 1 beginner courses. Learn the essential fundamentals, lead and follow techniques, and embrace proper dance etiquette. These courses are designed to progress each week, building on elements previously learned.
If you are new to Latin dancing, you may want to start with Beginners 1 of a new course for a solid start. After this course you can continue with Salsa/Bachata/Kizomba Level 2 Beginners Plus.

To join Level 2 classes you must have finished the absolute beginner course Level 1. In this level you are able to maintain the rhythm and comfortably lead or follow the basic techniques you learned in level 1. You are now ready to learn more dynamic techniques and longer turn patterns.
From level 2 onwards you participate in our ongoing classes. You can join at any moment and you will continue on this level until you are ready for level 3.
Years of experience with our students have shown that it is difficult to indicate a general time frame when a student is ready to move on to the next level. It depends on individual talent, how many classes you take per week and whether you practice during social events or at home. A student that takes one class per week will have a slower progression than a student that follows several classes and practices on social events.
We recommend that you plan an evaluation moment with your teacher to discuss whether you are ready to move on to the next level.

Get ready to take your dance skills to the next level as our higher levels combine everything you’ve learned in Beginners 1 and 2 into dynamic and engaging turn patterns. Embrace complexity and unleash your creativity on the dance floor.
The higher levels also place more focus on styling, with a particular emphasis on bringing out the dancer in you. You’ll discover exciting techniques to add flair and finesse to your movements, so you’ll shine like never before.

Years of experience with our students have shown that it is difficult to indicate a general time frame when a student is ready to move on to the next level. It depends on individual talent, how many classes you take per week and whether you practice during social events or at home. A student that takes one class per week will have a slower progression than a student that follows several classes and practices on social events. We recommend that you plan an evaluation moment with your teacher to discuss whether you are ready to move on to the next level.