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History of Salsa Dancing
Basic Side Step for Salsa Dancing Lessons
Basic Progressive Step for Salsa Dancing
Basic Men's Side Step for Salsa Dancing
Basic Women's Side Step for Salsa Dancing
In Place Step for Salsa Dancing
Basic Men's Small Side Step for Salsa Dancing
Basic Women's Small Side Step for Salsa Dancing
Ladies Under Arm Turn for Salsa Dancing: Part 1
Ladies Under Arm Turn for Salsa Dancing: Part 2
Ladies Under Arm Turn for Salsa Dancing: Part 3
Ladies Under Arm Turn for Salsa Dancing: Part 4
Men's Under Arm Turn for Salsa Dancing: Part 1
Men's Under Arm Turn for Salsa Dancing: Part 2
Men's Cross Body Lead Step for Salsa Dancing
Ladies Cross Body Lead Step for Salsa Dancing
Open Release & Turn Step for Salsa Dancing
Combination Turns for Salsa Dancing
Turn Variations for Salsa Dancing
Step Transitions for Salsa Dancing
Summary: Learn how to do the ladies under arm turn for salsa dancing in this free instructional Latin dance lesson for beginners on video.
Chris Hemmer has achieved Gold Level Certification in 15 different dances. He teaches private and group lessons in West Coast Swing, Hustle, Salsa, Mambo, Cha-Cha, Merengue, Samba,...read more
"I'm Christopher from Mr. Dance Pro of South Florida and I'm Kelly Anne from 56Dance. We're going to be showing you and explaining and teaching some salsa basics and techniques and how to enjoy salsa dancing on every dance floor you may go. I'm going to demonstrate the lady's under arm turn footwork. She's going to go back, and step side. Then she's going to cross here left leg over, pivot around, and close. So it goes quick, quick, slow, and quick, quick, slow. One more time, she goes right and left, rock step, hold, rock step, hold, back, and turn, rock back, step side, and turn around and close."
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