Creating Amazing Salsa Dance Connection - 8 Tips for Smoother Dances

Want to dance smoother? Want to take your salsa dance connection to the next level and blow your partners' minds? Watch these 8 simple salsa technique tips to boost your salsa connection. Use them to instantly improve your salsa dancing and enjoy smoother dances. These concepts make a huge difference whether you're a beginner salsa dancer or more advanced. The basics apply to everything!

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[cooking.]

tracing and good energy were my favorite tips, they make a lot of sense

[tellulatersecurity]

You articulate your teachings superbly.

[allisonbain]

I found the tension explanation most helpful and more detailed than I have heard previously, makes sense. thank you

[stepndance]

The ultimate in partner dancing is to connect and flow with your partner as you dance and express your self with the music without interrupting the flow of movement that you have established with your partner

[ryogaz]

Very insightful for me would be tip number 8 "tracing". This has not been explained to me by anyone, but it does makes sense. You can stay close to each other and you always know where the other is.

[KolaIL]

Great advice, lately I’ve been paying attention to always trace and I think another benefit is that the partner has a greater sense of security.
It’s a small thing that makes huge difference

[luisaangelinagranzotti]

Hi Roben. You are amazing.. Great teacher!!! ❤️

[pravinchandrapanchal]

Amazing tips for perfect dance improvement on dance floor.... 🙌

[sherribrody]

I love her hair and her outfit. :) Great video too. The only thing I learned differently is that if a lead is turning you, as follow you don't just turn automatically when he cues you with the prep, but you wait for him to start doing that circular motion. My teacher actually tests his students. He will do a J prep for a right turn and then wait to see if the follow turns herself, which she shouldn't. Different styles.

[yoidoretennshi]

When I dance with the same level partner, I can be relaxed with smiles, however, when dancing with a superior level partner, I start feel a bit nervous and my smiles disappear very easily because of my fear of failing, making some mistakes. I am wondering if the only way I can resolve this issue is to dance as many times as possible with such a partner in order to get used to that kind of circumstance. And in Salsa I need to learn that tracing technique which is much easier in Bachata because the overall movements are slower. I am sure that helps me increase each figure's variations. Thanks for your usual precious advice, Robin!

[danielpinho]

Como sempre excelente vídeo com conselhos e explicado com clareza e simplicidade.

[BlackViper]

Great video and a very good explanation for everything.

[llRoyalty]

The “suave” cross body lead looks pretty cool.

I think that not having to turn my partner all the way is a bit of an eye opener. I probably put too much force in it. I’ll keep cause & effect in mind more.

[mvriomartinez]

Hi Robben, thank you very much for the explanation. Fully understandable. The assumption is that you speak the same language right? Meaning that both have the knowledge about what is happening if there is cause and effect. I could imagine that a beginner would not understand everything only by starting an impulse for a turn or a cbl. Would appreciate your feedback

[GaborKmetyko]

Oh well this tracing is something that should be more emphasized in courses. Definitely will try it next time, can't wait to apply it in practice. And the tension tip iss also useful. Hmm in fact all the tips are :D

[emmajaramillo]

Thanks so much for the tip about how the follower’s wrists should be positioned. Now I understand why the instructor said I dance like a zombie 🤣

[Djagomas]

For me I don't like the way jou hold your right hand in the close position jou do. For me holding behind her shoulderblade is the best way. To bring her everywere jou want with a nice connection.

[AliasWalen]

6:10 oh no he didn't !!
how to prove you're the akward white guy in 2seconds^^ 😬

[kellywareham]

I like your videos but please stop using sentences such as "I'm the awkward white guy that has no rhythm" please stop using the white as if its embarrassing please . Kind regards. Love the videos very helpful.

[juliatanruther]

Oh my god what she were it’s terrible 🤨