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How to Dance the Rumba: Video Series

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Learn how to dance the rumba, with steps & moves for this Latin dance, in our free video lessons. So you think you can dance? Get tips & techniques for rumba dancing.

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  1. Learn how to rumba dance, with steps, moves and techniques from an expert, in this free video Latin dance lesson.

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  2. Learn the basic stance and arm positions for rumba dancing in this free video Latin dance lesson.

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  3. Learn the basic Cuban motion for rumba dancing in this free Latin dance lesson on video.

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  4. Learn the basic box step for rumba dancing in this free Latin dance lesson on video.

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  5. Learn the basic rock step for rumba dancing in this free Latin dance lesson on video.

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  6. Learn the basic men's side rock step for rumba dancing in this free Latin dance lesson on video.

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  7. Learn the basic ladies side rock step for rumba dancing in this free Latin dance lesson on video.

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  8. Learn the basic men's back rock step for rumba dancing in this free Latin dance lesson on video.

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  9. Learn the basic ladies back rock step for rumba dancing in this free Latin dance lesson on video.

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  10. Learn the basic men's Cuban walks for rumba dancing in this free Latin dance lesson on video.

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  11. Learn the basic ladies Cuban walks for rumba dancing in this free Latin dance lesson on video.

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  12. Learn the basic ladies under arm turn for rumba dancing in this free Latin dance lesson on video.

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  13. Learn the basic men's under arm turn for rumba dancing in this free Latin dance lesson on video.

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  14. Learn the basic men's crossover break with a turn for rumba dancing in this free Latin dance lesson on video.

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  15. Learn the basic ladies crossover break with a turn for rumba dancing in this free Latin dance lesson on video.

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  16. Learn the basic steps for rumba dancing in this free Latin dance lesson on video.

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The rumba is said to be an African dance, coming to us by way of Cuba and the slave trade. Yet rumba is often thought of as a Latin dance because of its rich polyrhythms and passionately evocative steps. Whatever the mixture of cultures and influences, rumba is a dance that involves sultry performances of moves that put desire on display and showcase emotion through physical expression. No, it’s not the forbidden dance, but it has been shunned in certain areas of the world at certain times because of its suggestive nature.

In this free dancing video series, learn how to dance the rumba passionately. Our dance instructor will show you many of the basic steps, moves and techniques you’ll need to get started… as well as make sure you don’t look ridiculous when it’s time to dance with a partner. Dance lessons include the basic rumba posture, the Cuban motion, the box step and variations on the rock step. Learn the rumba and have some new moves to show off with or impress a special someone.

 
About the Presenter

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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