Salsa Ladies Styling Class | All Levels | Salsa Dance Lesson | Salsa Dance Steps | Salsa Dancing

Complete breakdown of footwork and styling, separately and then together.

Learn a full choreography, get in a fun workout, and improve your salsa dancing!

🎵: SONG: Vodovoz Music Productions

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[nouhailawatcha]

It’s been a while looking for a good lady teaching us how to move right, Your a great teacher and great dancer ❤️wish u could be here in Morocco 🇲🇦🥺😍

[leakhenamel]

I'm going to give this a try. Absolutely love your style.

[c.phoenix]

Your one of the best teachers! 💫⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Thank

[Flutesy]

i wish you would dance to salsa more at the end with the moves completed. that would be more helpful than whatever the techno thing was!

[yasminebow]

Thanks for the free lessons, l learned a lot more about styling.😁

[xuanhuongnguyen]

Very good lesson. I like your moves. Thanks 😍

[ciceramayers]

I’m learning style and turns with you, thank you so much . I improved so
Much ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[Ada]

EXCELENTE EXPLICACIÓN!!! Bien detallada, me gustó mucho MIL GRACIAS POR TRADUCIRLA AL ESPAÑOL

[karlad]

These are great techniques. I wished you’d have shorter videos to isolate each move. I feel like l’m not getting them all put together because way too many new moves to learn at once. Isolation videos would be great! But thank you for this! 🙏

[tieucamang]

It is great, easy to learn and I can learn by myself, however you dance on 1 or 2? Thanks a lot. 🎉❤

[marchlove]

Thank you! Was very detailed ! Only hope the music was easier to count cause somehow just feel off timing always

[ariannabekarevich]

Is it possible to adapt these movements for salsa 1?

[yanisilvana]

Great video, thank you. But what you call slow in terms of music I still find quite fast for learning, and the first track is weird - I just can't seem to dance to it! 😄Second track waaaay too fast for me!

[barbaramundweil]

It would be easier to learn the arm moves with a basic salsa where the lady starts on one with the right foot back (which is the common way, right?)

[teodora]

what I find kind of weird is that the very first turn in the routine is on one leg and my teachers have taught me to never turn on one leg. Can someone explain to me what's going on?