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Frequently Asked Questions
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Many beginners
ware every day shoes that are comfortable.
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Some even
dance without shoes.
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We recommend
smooth-soled shoes with a comfortable heel.
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Open-back shoes
or rubber soles (trainers)
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will be harder
work.
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Wear clothes that are comfortable,
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allow you to move
and that you don’t mind perspiring in.
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If it’s cold wear
layers so you can take
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a layer off after
you warm up dancing.
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No
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The majority of dancers don't arrive with a dance partner.
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Some of the lesson focuses on solo footwork.
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During the paired work we swap partners regularly.
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If you want to stay with the partner
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you came with that is fine too.
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What
if I've never danced before?
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No problem
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Each beginner class starts with the basic steps
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at an appropriate pace.
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If you can walk forward and backwards and enjoy
music,
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we can teach you to dance Salsa.
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Here are some tips which will help
make
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everyone’s
experience in class as enjoyable as possible:
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1.
Be courteous and considerate to other dancers.
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Everyone is in class
to learn and have fun.
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Please be on time (especially if it's your first lesson)
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We start each class
with the basic steps
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that are required to
progress through the lesson.
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3.
The nature of Salsa is HOT!
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We are in close contact while partner dancing
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so in consideration to your fellow
classmates
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please practice good hygiene.
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Gum or mints are also a good idea.
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4.
If you are not well
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please wait till you are
better
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before coming to class.
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