💃🕺🏻 Salsa Progression
Cross-Body Style, On1
🔹 Basics aka Level 1 or L1... Learn your Salsa Basics at Furor in two easy steps:
1️⃣ Salsa Footwork L1
8 sessions, 4 weeks
Newcomers start here and learn the fundamental Solo concepts of Salsa, including Footwork, Shines, Timing, Music & Movement Mechanics, through a Structured Syllabus in FUN, high-energy classes!
2️⃣ Salsa Partnerwork L1
8 sessions, 4 weeks
Once you complete Footwork L1, Partnerwork L1 builds on those concepts and focuses on Basic Partnering in Salsa, including Spacing & Tracking, Lead-Follow Connection, Turns, Shines application and learning Social Dancing!
🔹 Improvers aka Level 2 or L2... Expand on your Salsa Basics at Furor:
1️⃣ Salsa Footwork L2
8 sessions, 4 weeks
Footwork L2 builds on concepts from Footwork L1 and adds additional Footwork, Timing, Movement Mechanics & Shines (Pachanga, Afro-Salsa, Mambo Fusion and others). Can be taken together with Partnerwork L2.
2️⃣ Salsa Partnerwork L2
8 sessions, 4 weeks
Partnerwork L2 builds the concepts of Footwork L2 - but can be taken along with Footwork L2 - and concepts from Footwork & Partnerwork L1 and focuses on additional Partnering Concepts in Salsa.
ℹ️ Unlike L1, L2 has four variants. Each variant has a few concepts in common and then adds unique concepts that will expand your understanding. Put another way, instead of L2, L3, L4 & L5, we have four variants of L2 🤓
🔹 Intermediate/Advanced... level up your Dance skills:
ℹ️ Mambo Shines & Partnerwork
Ongoing, continuous course
This is an On2 Intermediate/Advanced Shines & Partnering Class meant to challenge even experienced dancers! This is a semi-structured course that uses a move-of-the-week approach.
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💃🕺🏻 Solo Salsa... for those learning Online without a partner:
1️⃣ Salsa Footwork L1 (as described above)
2️⃣ Salsa Footwork L2 (as described above)
3️⃣ Mambo Shines (Sundays only)
🇨🇺 AfroCuban (as described below)
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🇨🇺💃🕺🏻 AfroCuban Folklore
Ongoing, continuous course
Each month we tackle the fundamental movement vocabulary from one of the four main branches of AfroCuban folkloric dance, and one or two specific topics within the same:
• Lucumí Technique (Orishas & Toques)
• Arará Technique (Vodún)
• Congo Technique (Palo, Yuka, Makuta)
• Rumba Technique (Yambú, Guaguancó, Columbia)
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