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Learn how to salsa dance in this series of free video lessons for beginners. You'll see a demonstration of the basic steps, moves, turns and footwork of salsa dancing in these free video clips.
There are 16 videos in this series:
Learn the basics of salsa dancing, including dance moves, footwork, steps and rhythm in this free video salsa lesson for beginners.
Learn the basic footwork and steps of salsa dancing, including dance moves and rhythm in this free video salsa lesson for beginners.
Learn the correct posture for salsa dancing, including dance moves, steps and rhythm in this free video salsa lesson for beginners.
Learn the Cuban motion used in salsa dancing, including dance moves, steps, footwork and rhythm in this free video salsa lesson for beginners.
Learn the basics of the forward and backward steps of salsa dancing, including dance moves and rhythm in this free beginners salsa lesson on video.
Learn the basic side steps of salsa dancing, including dance moves, rhythm and footwork in this free video salsa lesson for beginners.
Learn the basic back step of salsa dancing, including dance moves, footwork and rhythm in this free beginners video salsa lesson.
Learn the basic step of a right turn in salsa dancing, including dance moves, footwork and rhythm in this free beginners video salsa lesson for beginners.
Learn the basic steps of a left turn for men in salsa dancing, including dance moves, footwork and rhythm in this free video salsa lesson for beginners.
Learn the basic steps of turns for ladies in salsa dancing, including dance moves, footwork and rhythm in this free video salsa lesson for beginners.
Learn the basic cross body lead steps of salsa dancing, including dance moves, footwork and rhythm in this free video salsa lesson for beginners.
Learn the basic cross body lead steps for ladies in salsa dancing, including dance moves, footwork and rhythm in this free video salsa lesson for beginners.
Learn the basic peek-a-boo move in salsa dancing, including dance steps, footwork and rhythm in this free video salsa lesson for beginners.
Learn the basic peek-a-boo move for ladies in salsa dancing, including dance steps, footwork and rhythm in this free video salsa lesson for beginners.
Learn how to put together a combination of moves for men in salsa dancing, including dance steps, footwork and rhythm in this free video salsa lesson for beginners
Learn how to salsa dance with a partner, including dancing steps, footwork, turns, moves and rhythm in this free video salsa lesson for beginners.
Salsa is a Latin dance and musical style that was introduced to the United States during the Cuban and Puerto Rican immigration between the 1940s and the 1970s. There is some debate as to the origin of salsa, but the rhythm is a fusion of traditional African and Cuban and other Latin-American rhythms, including the Mambo and the Rumba. Salsa dancing is one of the most popular dances worldwide, and because the rules of the dance allow for a lot of creative improvisation, many different styles have developed, including Miami style, Puerto Rican style, New York style, L.A. style and Cuban style.
In this series of free video dance lessons you’ll learn the basics of the Los Angeles style of salsa dance. Latin dance expert Leslie Sack will give you instructions and demonstrations of the rhythmic steps, turns, moves and footwork you’ll need to get out and start salsa dancing.
Leslie Sack Leslie Sack has been teaching, performing and competing in Latin and ballroom dancing for the past 12 years. Before moving to Santa Barbara in 1999, she taught at Washington Dance Club in Seattle, WA. She was an award-winning teacher and dance competitor for Arthur Murray Dance Studios in Honolulu, Hawaii, and also a coach and judge in Adelaide, Australia. She owns Leslie Sack Dance Studio in Santa Barbara, California. dkdk
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