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Salsa Crazy Presents: Learn to Salsa Dance, Volume 2: Salsa Dancing Guide for Beginners Streaming.
Movie Title: Salsa Crazy Presents: Learn to Salsa Dance, Volume 2: Salsa Dancing Guide for Beginners Salsa Crazy Presents: Learn to Salsa Dance, Volume 2: Salsa Dancing Guide for Beginners is available for streaming or downloading. |
Leading naturally from Learn to Dance Salsa One, this DVD continues the sterling intrustional techniques that effect it a standout, as well as plent of additional movements to add to your repertoire, insider secrets and special tips to continue your growth and improvement as a dancer.
Anyone reading my review of Learn to Dance Salsa One will realize that I was very, very nervous about my ability to learn this dance, a style of dance I’d always admired but understanding far beyond my skills.
Trust me, if I can do this, ANYONE can. It is not only detailed but clearly explained and the DVD is an trustworthy value, containing over 2 hours of instruction. The time flies by and before you know it, you’ve not only gotten indispensable info about the various patterns and variations of Salsa but you’ve been involving for quite some time, getting consume while having fun.
The “represent in narrate” end ups serve ensure the beginning dancer gets every step down correctly and there are also beefy length shots so you can stare how your entire body should recede. Once you master the basics, it becomes automatic and you’ll come by yourself amazed to be dancing Salsa and looking better than you’d ever expected! Highly recommended!
Once one has mastered the very significant style, posture, and basic moves from the Salsa Crazy Beginners Volume 1, you’re ready for more complex patterns. This DVD contains the “Inside Turn” and its many variations, the “Hammerlock”, and the “Tainted Body Lead” (“the recede that separates the beginner from the intermediate”) . The instruction is at a great quicker, up-to-tempo plug than in Vol. # 1, and there is more dancing to music (from Benny Velarde y Shipshape Combo) rather than the slowed down verbal counts from teacher Evan Margolis. Evan has a safe partner in Moira Denike, who also gives generous tips for the women. Both have luscious personalities, and are tremendous to see and learn from. The instruction section of this DVD is a terrific 1 hour and 45 minutes + an extra warm-up with an explanation of different handholds, and Evan is an extremely meticulous and content teacher.
The visual/darkness problems I had with Vol. 1 on my 12-year aged television are here solved, with Evan wearing light colored clothes, and Moira showing her spectacular toned legs in a nifty outfit throughout the lesson. There is also an insert box on the lower left-hand corner, which is usually focused on the feet, and is well-behaved. Bonus extras are Evan’s “Dance and Club Etiquette” tips, with the very considerable topic of “Hygiene”! Since a night of Salsa dancing probably equals several aerobic classes (and is mighty more fun!), these tips are essentials. There is also the extra warm-up with music, and some amusing outtakes. As a passe dancer, I really relish Evan’s technique, his peaceful, relaxed come to teaching, and his expertise. If you want to learn Salsa, you can’t do better than Salsa Crazy’s DVD series.