Salsa LA-Style

Salsa, a current trend, is included as a dance in our ballroom dance courses, but is also available as a separate course for specialists. Get your feet off the floor to tropical sounds. When we talk about Salsa you can roughly distinguish 2 styles, Salsa (LA style) and Cuban Salsa. You can contact us for both styles.


The Salsa LA-style lessons are combined with Bachata, a dance that is currently also danced at all Salsa parties.

We have lessons in three different levels. Beginners 1 is for real beginners, beginners 2 is for people who have previously taken at least 10 Salsa/Bachata lessons and beginners 3/intermediate is for advanced students with at least 20 to 30 lessons experience.


We work with blocks of 10 lessons.
The lessons of the new block will start on November 25. You can first take a trial lesson without obligation.
You can register using the buttons below.


Press the ‘trial lesson’ button and complete the form, and you will immediately be placed on the guest list. (note, choose the first lesson of the next block as the correct date for the trial lesson) A trial lesson costs €10 per person. If you want to be sure of your place, you can of course register immediately!

Schedule

Monday19:40 – 20:30Salsa LA/Bachata beginners 3/intermediateStephen
Monday20:30 – 21:20Salsa LA/Bachata beginners 2Stephen
Monday21:20 – 22:10Salsa LA/Bachata beginners 1 (no experience)Stephen

prices

For the Salsa lessons we work with blocks of 10 lessons for €115 per person

FAQ

Can I do a trial lesson before registering?

Yes, that is always possible. It does depend on how far we are in the block of 10 lessons and what experience you have. For example, if we are in lesson 6 of the block, then a trial lesson without experience is not useful and it is better to wait until a new block starts.

Can I also register alone or do I have to do it with a partner?

With a partner you have the guarantee that you can also take the course, without a partner it depends on the ratio of men and women. But you can always do a trial lesson.

Which shoes should I wear?

Wear shoes that you can move comfortably in. Shoes with a lot of grip may not be useful, but it is a matter of trying out some differences, then you will eventually find the shoes that work best.