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Salsa Dancing
Classes and Freestyle
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| 1 |
Do
I need to come with a partner |
You
do not have to come with a partner (unless you want to). Many
people come on their own especially for the first time.
Classes are structured in so manner that everybody changes
dancing partners. |
| 2 |
Do
I need to book |
No,
you do not need to book. Simply turn up and pay at the door,
then, join your chosen class/level. |
| 3 |
Can
I come any week |
Yes,
you can join any of the classes/levels any week. |
| 4 |
Do
I have to join a course |
No,
we do not run any course. You join any of the three classes/levels
you like, stay there as long you like and move on to the
higher class/ level when feeling right. Consult
an instructors to choose the level.
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| 5 |
What
Clothes and Shoes to wear |
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| 6 |
How
much does it cost to join the class |
Each weekday
evening at any venue (1 class or 2 classes) £5 only. The price include free entry to freestyle
dancing after classes. Membership
£1 per year (covers all operating venues - current and future)
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| 6a |
How
much does it cost to join 'freestyle' only |
Each
evening: £2 members or £3 non-members. However, free entry to club/freestyle
dancing after attending the class(es). |
| 7 |
How
long is the class |
Each
Salsa class/level runs for 1 hour. |
| 8 |
What
if I can not come every week |
Coming
to the classes regularly will enhance your dancing ability
fast. However, if you can not come every week or if you
take a break for a while, join the class whenever and you
will soon pick up the forgotten moves. Every
so often, instructors repeat the previously shown moves. |
| 9 |
What
is the age group |
16
or over; age range spreads right accross the board,
excellent mix. |
| 10 |
Can
I bring children |
In certain venues may be -
please call us! |
| 11 |
Do
I have to stay until the end |
No,
you do not have to. After a class, you may leave or
stay on for freestyle dancing, practising, drinking, socialising,
etc. Freestyle will enhance your dancing standard
considerably faster. |
| 12 |
How
long it takes to be a good dancer |
Everyone
takes different time scale. Learners
are encouraged to practise freestyle dancing (following
a class) which rapidly boosts their moving skills. |
| 13 |
Can
I come just to watch the class |
Free
onlookers are not allowed. However, if you pay the
usual entry fee, we may not object providing you remain
undisturbing. |
| 14 |
I
have never done it (or any dance) before |
There
are beginners' classes for absolute/fresh beginners every
week in all our venues with the UKA diploma qualified
instructors. Even
if you have two left feet, we shall treat them all right
(for no extra charge). |
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I
do not know anybody there |
While
many regular learners bring their friends and family members,
many people come on their own for the very first time.
The very nature of our classes helps everybody to get
to know one another quickly. The general atmosphere in
our Salsa evenings are welcoming and friendly.
Instructors are always around for a chat. |
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What
if I need extra help or information |
You
are always welcome to talk to any of the instructors for
discussing the aspects of the classes or dancing.
We are there to help; our ultimate aim is
to make you a good dancer and to see you having fun. Alternatively,
please call 01322 385795 or email info@salsaclub.co.uk
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