No experience? No problem. Our beginner salsa classes are the perfect place to start. You’ll learn the fundamentals of timing, steps, rhythm, and connection in a relaxed, supportive environment. Come solo or with a partner—everyone’s welcome.

A no-partner dance class designed for women who want to move with confidence, strength, and fun. Each term includes a short routine blending salsa footwork, body movement, and styling. Great for fitness, expression, and picking up rhythm.

This class is for dancers ready to explore On2 salsa with structure and intention. You’ll train musicality, timing, shines, and turn patterns in the New York Style, with a focus on technique, flow, and precision.

Already comfortable with the basics? The intermediate class dives deeper into partnerwork, timing, body movement, and transitions. Ideal for dancers looking to grow their technique, confidence, and connection on the dance floor.

The best way for growing in the right direction is receiving constructive feedback (from a professional). One-on-one sessions tailored to your goals. Whether you’re working on body movement, lead and follow, styling, musicality, or mindset—private classes offer focused attention and faster progress. Perfect for individuals or couples who want depth, flexibility, and a personal touch.
With the right consistency you can improve your dancing faster in your chosen areas (We specialise in beginners, body movement, musicality and afro cuban dances)

Train, perform, and grow with our dedicated ladies team. This class is for women ready to push their dancing further through routines that blend salsa, styling, and stage presence. Expect challenge, connection, and plenty of learning—on and off the dance floor.

This private class modality is exclusive for couples and it's been developed so couples can work at their own pace for one hour while building, transforming and invigorating their base as a couple while doing something active and fun together.
BENEFITS:
Learn about each other.
Learn about themselves.
Learn how to balance differences
Learn how to connect in different ways.
Learn how to have an assertive communication,
Learn how to maintain independency and understand each other boundaries,
And of course, learn how to dance.

Some couples use this program to prepare their wedding dance.