Kizomba & Urbankiz: Master the Dance of Connection
Explore the smooth, grounded, and connected dance styles of Kizomba and Urbankiz. Our Gurgaon classes break down the theory, musicality, and partner work that make this Angolan dance a beautiful experience.
A detailed explanation of Kizomba theory from a beginners class. We cover the core principles of connection: with the floor, the music, and your partner, which is essential for this dance.
A look at our Urbankiz beginners batch in action. Students learn the foundational steps and how to lead and follow in this modern, stylish dance.
An instructor teaching the fundamentals of Kizomba to a new student. We focus on creating a strong frame and connection from the very first class.
Instructors Paul and Olga demonstrating a fluid Kizomba combination. This dance is all about smooth movements and a deep connection with your partner and the music.
A clip from a Kizomba class showing a dip and partner connection. Our classes on Tuesdays are dedicated to helping you master this beautiful dance style.
A social dance video of Urbankiz from a Thursday night social in Delhi. This shows how the skills you learn in class can be used on the social dance floor.
A poolside Urbankiz dance demonstration by Paul and Olga at the Jalsa festival. This showcases the versatility and style of the dance in a beautiful setting.
A Kizomba class where students practice dancing blindfolded. This exercise is designed to enhance connection, trust, and the ability to lead and follow without relying on sight.
A collaboration between our dance clubs in India and Kilkenny, Ireland. This video highlights a Kizomba class, showing our global passion for this dance.
Exploring the "Kizomba Hug" in a special class. We teach the importance of the embrace and connection, which is the most powerful element of this dance.
About Kizomba & Urbankiz: The Dance of Connection
In our studio, we strip back the complexity to focus on the 'Pisada'—the walk. Whether you are leading or following, we teach you to maintain a 50-50 connection where you push into the floor to get that energy back. It is not about fancy footwork initially; it is about that fundamental resistance and the 'Kizomba hug' that makes the dance feel natural rather than forced.
Kizomba is often called the dance of connection for a reason. Unlike other Latin styles that prioritize speed or intricate turn patterns, Kizomba and Urbankiz are about a grounded conversation between two people. When you join our batches at Club Florence or South Patio, we emphasize the 'flat foot' technique. This is not just a style choice; it ensures you stay grounded, maintaining a constant energy exchange with the floor.
We break down the three vital connections: the floor, the music, and your partner. If you lose one, you lose them all. In our sessions, you will learn to manage your frame, understand the role of resistance in leading and following, and find your comfort zone in the 'Kizomba hug'. We even run blindfolded exercises to help you stop relying on sight and start listening to your partner’s lead.
Whether you are joining as a total beginner or an improver looking to refine your Urbankiz flow, our Gurgaon studio provides a space to practice without judgment. We keep groups intimate, usually 15-30 students, allowing us to give individual feedback on your frame and posture. You do not need to bring a partner to join; our rotation system ensures everyone gets to dance. By the time you reach our performance or social batches, those fundamental basics—the walk, the pause, and the connection—become muscle memory, letting you dance freely at any social night.
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