Learn Popular Salsa and Bachata Moves
Get a taste of our studio vibe with these simple tutorials. We break down moves like the shoulder catch into easy-to-follow steps so you can start dancing today.
Learn the Salsa "Shoulder Catch" with three easy variations for beginners. This tutorial breaks down a popular and stylish move you can use on the dance floor.
Let's break down the steps. Here, we show a simple and classy Bachata combination, demonstrating how we teach new patterns in our classes.
About Learn the Moves: Quick Tutorials
These video breakdowns show exactly how we teach patterns in our Sainik Farm studio. We focus on the 'lead and follow' connection, so you are not just memorizing steps, you are learning how to communicate with your partner on the dance floor. Bas aa jao (just come) to our next session and feel the difference yourself.
From Screen to Studio
Watching a tutorial is great, but there is no substitute for the energy of a live class. At our Sainik Farm studio, we teach these same patterns with a focus on technique, rhythm, and, most importantly, fun. Whether you are curious about the playful circles of Rueda de Casino or the smooth, soulful connection of Kizomba, our instructors ensure you get the foundations right.
Why Start With Us?
- No Partner Needed: You do not need to bring a partner to join our classes. We use a rotational system that lets you meet everyone in the batch.
- Beginner Friendly: We have coached thousands of students who started with two left feet. If you can walk, you can dance.
- Social Life Included: Our classes are the gateway to our Latin nights. You will learn the moves here, then come use them at our socials.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I drop in for a single class? Yes, we offer drop-in sessions if you want to test the vibe before committing to a full month of classes.
Do you teach other styles? We focus on Salsa, Bachata, and Kizomba, but we also host special workshops featuring international artists to keep your training fresh.
What should I wear? Wear something comfortable that allows you to move freely. Shoes with a smooth sole help with turning, but regular sneakers are fine for your first few classes.
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