YA Salsa hosts first boot camp for beginning salsa dancers

Priced just right for economy, attendees learn everything they need to hit the dance floor running

WEST BLOOMFIELD, Mich.—YA Salsa, hosts of metro Detroit's largest salsa dance social, will offer their first ever Beginning Salsa Boot Camp, Saturday, June 13, from noon - 2:30 p.m. Whether new to salsa dancing, or to brush up on the basics, this two-and-a-half-hour workshop will cover all aspects of the beginner's dance experience, from footwork and partner dancing basics, to making your dance style your own - for just $20.

"Salsa is a great way to have fun and enjoy life," says George Gardiner, YA Salsa volunteer and boot camp coordinator. "But it requires a bit of practice to get moving the way that you want. The idea behind these workshops is to give you a solid understanding of the fundamentals and ideas on how you can move in the way that best reflects your personality and the music."

The newly developed curriculum will help new salsa dancers learn the fundamentals quickly and make the most of their time on the dance floor.

Attendees will learn not only Salsa footwork and partner work basics, but
they will also learn to find the beat and follow the music, social etiquette and dance safety.

"Because most classes start with beginning lessons and then move quickly into intermediate and advanced classes, it makes it difficult for new dancers to acclimate and follow the lessons. The YA boot camp instructors will focus on new dancers for the entire time, to allow them to learn at their own pace in a fun supportive environment," Gardiner says.

After the class, attendees can join the practice party from 2:30 - 3:15 p.m. to put what they've learned to the test.

All ages are welcome and no partner is required. Cost is $20 per person for the entire boot camp and includes individual attention from the YA Salsa team, snacks and refreshments, the practice party, and YA Salsa's "Guide to Detroit Dancing."

To register, arrive between 11:30 a.m. and noon, June 13, at the Jewish Community Center, 6600 W. Maple Rd., West Bloomfield.

For more information, visit www.yasalsa.com.

The YA Salsa is a not-for-profit organization run by salsa enthusiasts who volunteer their time and energy to advance and grow the salsa dancing community. Founded in 2003, YA Salsa hosts monthy socials attended by 250-400 dancers. The website www.yasalsa.com is the 11th most visited salsa website in the world and 9th in the US.

YA Salsa
20114 St Francis St
Livonia, MI 48152

Press Contact:
George Gardiner
(586) 292 7726
info@yasalsa.com
www.yasalsa.com

This release was published on openPR.