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In this Video we demonstrate how to look like a Salsa Pro. If you are a Beginner you know that's not easy to lead the follower, listen to the music and on top remembering all Salsa patterns you just learned at your dance school. BUT we a solution for you.
After finishing your pattern, do not go into the straight Salsa Basic steps.
Try to lead your follower with only 1 arm and do not stay in front of her.
Stay beside her . Thats looks great and brings more dynamic into your dancing. That's what a Salsa Pro does. He doesn't "wait" making his basic steps with 2 arms and preparing for the next move. He will lead the Follower into a Cross Body Lead and from there he goes into another movement.

0:00 Intro
0:40 Demonstration as Beginner
1:35 Demonstration as a PRO
2:08 Listen to the SECRET
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[yoidoretennshi]

I've never heard about it but you are right, the overall figure changes quite a lot and looks much more smooth and professional. I am still between a beginner and an intermediate and I think that the usage of both hands derives from the fact that we are not yet sure of our techniques and smoothness and that we feel safer with two hands. However, we must try to start to do it gradually and spontaneously aiming at the next stage otherwise we would remain always at the same level. Thanks for this great tip !!!

[jeff]

I figured out long ago that I did not want to hardly ever do a basic in Salsa, Rumba, or most of the other dances we've taken lessons in. Our teachers have recognized this and asked me why and my answer is "because it makes me look like a beginner with a poor grasp on my repertoire". So, I transition from move to move, pattern to pattern, and only rarely will I do a basic. Most of the time that I do a basic it is because my partner needs it to get back on the beat. But, here's the thing, dance teachers at the studios we've attended do not teach us how to look smooth and polished. Everything starts with a basic, ends with a basic, and has a basic in the middle. So, I watch videos of you advanced dancers, when you're out at a club, and I try to figure out how you do this move or that move. It involves rewinding the video and watching a move over and over as I try to determine what the leader did at what count in the beat, and how the leader prepped for each part of the move or pattern. Sometimes I am successful in decoding how you accomplish a move, other times I am not. Thanks for demonstrating this. I sincerely appreciate it. It will make a dramatic improvement in the look of our Salsa dancing.

[edwardbasham]

That is the first time I've heard this. Amazed I've never heard it before, seems obvious once explained. I've been going to salsa classes for 2 months though still feel like a complete beginner. I know the basic steps and that's about it. I swear I'm learning more about dance from Youtube videos and dance partners than any teaching. Not for want of trying either, the instructors always seem to go through complicated sequences a beginner could never pull off on a dance floor where the partner doesn't know what's coming.

[MrTolearn]

This is the best lesson for a beginner who wants to start social dance. Most beginners learn salsa from a studio nowaday, and the beginner lesssons taught by a studio usally are completely out of touch of street dance. When a beginner goes to a party, he or she (especially he) was shocked to see noboday dance the same way as what a studio have tought.

[CliffordRichards-SL]

Thank for info about one arm. very helpful

[graytimmons]

Great tip! Any other simple changes and advice are appreciated!!

[cobrah]

Awesome tip! Thats something i overlooked. Can you go over more styling?

[Дмитрий-тбб]

Woow! I can't imagine before that one tip can change so much! Thank you!

[northvashista]

I will try to reinforce this on Monday night salsa!

[sameermakwana]

This is something great nobody taught before.

[brittmagadini]

wow...so simple but I've never been taught this! Thank you!! Sharing!

[orkogo]

It was a new info (am a beginner), thanks!

[elinannestad]

yes - from the follower's point of view, I see how that makes it possible for us to dance, to move the body, make shapes with shoulders and let our hands fly ('my soul is in my hands' - quote Renata the Queen of zouk). It's original tip! - amazing not headlined ever before. So good!

[AKrieger]

What an amazing helpful video !
BTW I love your dancing style so much <3

[dalefortune]

Def new to me as a beginner. Thank you for the vid. Subscribed👍

[methylstreet]

Very helpful! First time I’ve heard this!

[adeca]

It looks so beautiful! But I feel like the footwork is confusing as a beginner once that straight line is no longer there. I wish I had a dance partner that was already a pro to practice with!

[DIEGOMH]

Wow! I just love this tip man! Your style is da best! So freaking smooth

[tomm]

Huge help! the cross body lead video was great too 👍👍

[vgcbeograd]

Try to finish with one arm🙃Kidding, great chanel. Wouod like to see full man solo shines video if possible, all tricks in the book, Cuban style. Best regards from Belgrade