Afro Jazz 

Learn all the body isolations you need for African dance, Rumba, Salsa,  … or any other dance style! This class is based on African dance moves and rhythms, which are the basis of many dance forms, including Salsa, Jazz, Hip Hop and other related styles.

The class will give you the perfect workout and body moves for the dance floor, and will also focus on timing, musicality & body isolations. The language and earthy way of moving is from West Africa.

Latin Jazz

Mambo and Jazz together in one class! This class teaches everything you need for Salsa: – shines, musicality, body moves and technique, whilst using the smoothness of Jazz. With the help of geat Latin & Jazz percussion music, you’ll really get the groove and dynamics, giving you more freedom and confidence on the dance floor!

You will be more aware of space within each dance, allowing you to move from intimate partnering to extensions of frame & into shines smoothly! 

If you have doubts about what class you want to join or if you please feel free to mail me. It is a nice combination to join both groups.

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Content of dance class:
Warm up: We start slowly to gently soften and awaken each body part. This gradually builds up into a highlh energetic level to make sure the whole body is ready and adaptable for the dance material that you’re about to learn

Body: You will learn dance steps, drawing on diverse styles. Depending on what class you do, these are very organic steps, fun to learn and great training! You will improve your fitness as well as your flexibility and strength during class with the help of the teacher. There will be lots of attention on teaching you the dancing material in a healthy way that fits your body to avoid injuries, along with the features that make this material so unique. Even if you’re a beginner, you’ll feel like you’ve achieved something in just one week!

Cool down (Depending on the class): During the cool down we take some time to ‘wind down’ by slowly stretching all the main muscles that we used. Of course, we still enjoy the music while relaxing…

What to wear:
In both classes you can dance bare feet, with jazz shoes or indoor sneakers (no or little profile). Don't forget to wear comfortable clothes (loose or stretching).