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Online Salsa Turn Technique Workshops Arrive at Dance Dojo

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Our Salsa Turn Technique Workshops are ready for you! Not a member yet? Sign up here.

Since, we’ve already written about The Benefits of Salsa Turn Technique and How Salsa Turn Technique Will Change Your World In 15 Minutes, we’ll skip right to the goods.

The goal of these workshops is to improve your understanding of salsa turn mechanics, so you can get your turns more balanced and controlled as quickly as possible. Why? When your turns are solid, everything becomes SO much easier and a world of opportunity opens up. The top dancers you see are usually those who can execute turns with speed and control. Paired with musicality, those dancers become exceptional. Read more →

Scarlet & Patrick Perform at the Canada Salsa Congress 2014

Back in October, Patrick and Scarlet traveled out to Toronto, Canada to perform and compete at one of their favourite events: the Canada Salsa Congress. They had a blast and ended up doing great in the competitions.
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Body Movement Workshops Coming November 2014

Our Body Movement workshops are being produced as we speak and we’re excited to give you a sneak peek at what you’re going to learn. This series of workshops is aimed at bringing your dancing to life. The movement you’ll learn will not only make you look better, you’ll dance smoother too. After all, proper body movement is what helps makes all the hard tricks look easy!

Learn to Dance Salsa in 7 Days – Free!

We are no longer offering the Salsa in 7 Days program. If you would like to give our online salsa training program a shot, the best way to try it out is by signing up for our free lessons below. While you’re at it, you might be interested in our Salsa Tips too!
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Give Our Salsa Lessons a Try

Sign up below and select your skill level. We’ll send you three more lessons to your inbox so you can get a feel for what our online Salsa classes are all about

Robin’s Hierarchy of Dance (Stanford Talk)

On May 1, I had a great time speaking at Stanford for BJ Fogg and David Ngo’s Design for Dance conference, where designers, dancers, developers and innovators came together for one day to share ideas around the question:

“How do we get more people dancing?”

The theme of the day was “The first five minutes” and how to better engineer people’s dance experience to get them feeling “YES, this is for me!”

So how does one go about designing a phenomenal initial five minute experience? That’s what I set out to answer. Read more →