I love teaching Salsa and look for ways to refine and improve the student journey. What I do is look at the wider world, gather some best practices from other dances, sports and even my work as an IT consultant and then apply them to Salsa. A little more than a year ago a statement… Read more »
Having just arrived home from a weekend of fun and dancing at the Salsa Beach Splash in Sibenik, Croatia, I feel massively inspired and wanted to share why. The first thing to point out was the environment which was large enough to feel busy with great energy and vibe but small enough to be intimate… Read more »
I have been working in Salsa for close to 5 years now and had many interesting discussions with Salsa teachers around the globe. One topic that often comes up and is the current buzzword among aspiring Salsa dancers is musicality. But what is musicality? What does becoming more musical mean? When having my conversations it… Read more »
I am the managing director and senior instructor of TNT Dance, a Salsa school in London that focuses on Crossbody On2 Salsa. In London, we are considered a niche school (as any school outside of NYC that focuses on On2 Salsa) as primarily Crossbody Salsa is taught On1. Last year we started bringing in hundreds… Read more »
I thought I would take this chance to thank my Salsa Angels. My Salsa Angels are the ladies in the past 10 years who have played a significant role in my Salsa journey. Speed Demons After dancing for 4 years I got to a point where I was extremely comfortable in my ability to lead… Read more »
My earliest teaching memory dates back to school where I taught my juniors mathematics – at the age of eleven I was ahead of my years. I then had stints teaching music, badminton, basketball and a whole range of other things. Teaching has always felt natural and rewarding but I have never sought a career… Read more »
