Salsa lessen in Brussel en Leuven
Onderaan vind je de data en de locaties voor de salsalessen in Brussel, de salsalessen in Leuven en de salsalessen in Antwerpen.
Agenda voor salsa lessen, winter 2012
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Maalbeek, Zaal De Maalbeek
Hoornstraat 97, 1040 Etterbeek (Vlakbij metro Schuman)
NIEUWE REEKS begint 10/1 !
Data:
10-17-24-31/1 + 7-14-28/2 +6-13-20-27/3 (incl. 1 reserve datum)
19h00
- 20h00 Level 1 (salsa
lessen voor beginners)
20h00 - 21h00 partnerwork Level 2 (salsa
lessen half gevorderden I)
21h00 - 21h30 shines Level 2 & 3 (salsa
lessen half gevorderden I & II)
21h30 - 22h30 partnerwork Level 3 (salsa
lessen half gevorderden II)
22h30 - ........ Oefensessie met bar
NEW NEW NEW
20h00 - 21h00 partnerwork Level 4 (gevorderden)
| Salsa
lessen in BRUSSEL op donderdag De
Pianofabriek, Studio Zabriski NIEUWE REEKS begint 12/1 ! Data: 12-19-26/1 + 2-9-16/2 + 1-8-15-22-29/3 (incl. 1 reserve datum) GEEN LES 23/2 19h30
- 20h30 Level 1: (salsa
lessen voor beginners) |
Salsa lessen in BRUSSEL op zondagLa Maison de la Solidarité
Rue du Viaduc 133 1050 Elsene/Ixelles - (Bus 95/96 - Metro Troon) NIEUWE REEKS begint 22/1 ! Data: 22-29/1 + 5-12-19-26/2 + 4-11-18-25/3 16h00
- 17h00 Level 1 (salsa
lessen voor beginners)
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Salsa lessen in LEUVEN op maandagSportcentrum
De Vaart (Sportopolis Squash)
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Syllabus of open step patterns, partner work and combo's
As a memory aid for our students (and as a teaser for our not-yet-but-soon-to-be-students) we give you the full list of basic steps and partner work which we normally teach in our Level 1, 2 and 3 classes.
Finding the right level for you:
If you are wondering what level is best suited for you, you can use the following guidelines:
- Level 1 : less than 3 months of experience
- Level 2 : from 3 months to 1 year of experience
- Level 3 : more than 1 year of experience
Don't let this scare you off, these are mere indications. Some people are natural dancers, others are very fast learners, still others go out every weekend to the salsa clubs and have a lot of exercise. Use your common sense. If you start at level 2 but feel like things are going too slow, try to do level 2 and 3 for a while and then continue at level 3. If you have several years of experience but have no clue what dancing on-2 is all about, take a few classes at level 1 or 2 until you get the feeling and then continue at level 3. It is in both your and your fellow students advantage to find the correct level of classes to attend.