Trained in Havana, teaching here since 2017. Runs the Sunday social and will make you dance in it.
Everyone here teaches because they still dance. Between them: two national breaking finalists, one Havana-trained salsera, and a contemporary dancer who spent nine years touring before she got tired of hotels.
Trained in Havana, teaching here since 2017. Runs the Sunday social and will make you dance in it.
Two-time national finalist. Starts every beginner with six weeks of footwork and no power moves at all.
Nine years touring, then a knee, then teaching. Knows exactly which adjustment saves a joint.
New routine every fortnight, filmed on the last class. Trainers accepted for as long as you need them.
Teaches the kids on Saturday morning and the hardest choreo class on Wednesday night. Same patience in both.
The one who cares about timing. If you have ever been told you rush, take his class twice.
Classes are 75 minutes: fifteen of warm-up, forty of work in small chunks, twenty of putting it together with the music loud. Teachers walk the room the whole time.
Corrections are given by name and quietly. If a step is not landing after three tries, you get a different way in rather than the same one louder.
See who teaches whenDani spent four weeks on footwork before he let anyone near a freeze. My wrists thank him.
Yaris remembers what you were working on last week. In a class of twenty. Every week.
Júlia changed one thing about how I land and the pain I had lived with for a year went away.
Eleven teachers. Not one of them will let you stand at the back.