Things You'll Need:
- Rumba music
- Floor space for practice
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Step 1
Spark an interest in rumba by taking a free lesson at a Latin dance nightclub. Many cities have restaurants or bars that feature Latin dancing, and many offer a free, casual lesson. Take advantage to see if your passion for rumba ignites.
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Step 2
Hear the music. Rumba has a specialized beat, so visit the Latin dance section of your music store to find the right mood music. Listen to it to familiarize yourself with the rhythm.
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Step 3
Take your temperature. How far do you want to go with rumba? Decide whether you want to dance for fun and exercise or to compete, so you'll know how much to spend for lessons.
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Step 1
Find Latin dance instructors by asking at Latin nightclubs or checking community centers. Sometimes a community college or neighborhood center offers salsa lessons. You'll want a high-caliber instructor if you have competition ambition.
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Step 2
Sign up for rumba lessons and be patient with yourself at first. This dance is more challenging than some ballroom dances.
