Salsaville Dance Studios

Salsaville Dance Studios will be offering four salsa dance courses starting April 2nd.

For a description of the class, please click on the link in the first column.

Click on the "Buy Now" button below to sign up, pay for, and reserve a spot in the class.

The classes will progress from week to week.

BOULDER classes
Class	Day and Time	Location	Dates in April	One Person for month	One Couple for month
Salsa, Level III Intro to Intermediate Salsa with Yolanda & Michael	Tuesdays 7:15-8:30pm	Avalon North Lobby	2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd	$55	$100
Salsa, Level IV Prep Prep for Intermediate Salsa with Marcela & Felix	Tuesdays 6:00-7:15pm	Avalon Sodal Hall	2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd	$55	$100
Salsa, Level IV Intermediate Salsa with Eric & Amelia	Tuesdays 7:15-8:30pm	Avalon Sodal Hall	2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd	$55	$100
Cuban Salsa, Level V Adv-Int Cuban Salsa with Eric & Analis/others	Wednesdays 7:30-8:45pm	Avalon Tango Studio	3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th	$55	$100

You can also pay via Venmo:

If you pay this way, please make sure to include the name of the class you are paying for.

Username is @Eric-Freeman-85, and the last 4 digits of the phone number is 1239. https://account.venmo.com/u/Eric-Freeman-85

If you are a new student, please make sure to include your email address in the payment so I will be able to send you directions, etc.

• Salsa, Level I - Intro to Salsa Dancing
  The famous "Intro to Salsa" class is for everyone who wants a solid intro to the world of dancing salsa. After just a few weeks, you'll know how to dance salsa, and be ready to start going out and having fun in the salsa clubs of Boulder and Denver.

• Salsa, Level II - Advanced-Beginner Salsa Dancing
  The next step in becoming a proficient salsa dancer. After this class, you'll have mastered all the basics, and will be ready to start some intermediate level moves.

• Salsa, Level III - Intro to Intermediate Level Salsa Dancing
  In this class, you will learn all of the fundamental and critical elements that will enable you to dance at the intermediate level. We will learn how to do the cross body lead with left and right turns and several sweetheart variations.

• Salsa, Level IV - Intermediate Level Salsa Dancing
  An upper end class. In this class we will learn more of the most often used moves in the clubs, technique for leading and following, and several new and fancy combinations.

Basic level salsa classes
Salsa, Level I – Introduction to Salsa
Salsa, Level II – Advanced-Beginner
Salsa, Level III – Intro to Intermediate Level
     – each class normally taken once before advancing to the next level

Higher level salsa classes
Salsa, Level IV – Intermediate
Salsa, Level V – Advanced-Intermediate
Salsa, Level VI – Advanced
     – each class to be taken multiple times before advancing to next level
     – material is always unique in successive repetitions of these classes

For Cuban Salsa classes
Cuban Salsa, Level IV: Cuban Casino Fundamentals (to be taken after completing at least Salsa, Level I & II, and preferably Level III.)
Cuban Salsa, Level V: Cuban Casino, Advanced-Intermediate
Cuban Salsa, Level VI: Cuban Casino, Advanced

For a further explanation of the levels and to help you determine which class is best for you, please click here.

If you can make at least three of the four sessions, I recommend signing up, as you will still be able to learn pretty much everything taught in the class. If you can make only one or two of the sessions, please contact us first to see if it makes sense for you to join the class.

Another, but more expensive option, is to take a make-up private lesson. Often a half hour private lesson can catch you up with whatever you missed. A full hour will catch you up as well, plus get you some much-needed individual attention to help eliminate any bad habits, improve your technique, and generally help make it much easier to keep up with the class. Rates for private lessons are here.

In this case, please contact me, and we can try to determine what class is best for you.
Also, you could take a "catch-up private lesson" to quickly bring you up to the level of the class that you would like to take.

Comfortable clothing and slick bottom soled shoes. A shoe with a slick bottom is a shoe that doesn't stick hard on a wooden floor -- avoid new sneakers or hiking boots! Any leather soled shoe will work just fine.