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What are Beginner Cycles?
BASIC BEGINNER SALSA/MAMBO LEVEL1
Cycle duration: 4- 8 weeks
This 4-Week Cycle is designed for students with little or no dance
experience. Every week, students attend at least one or more of the
“Basic Beginner” classes offered during the week. On a weekly basis
students will learn new steps and turn patterns. At the end of the
4th week, students may begin attending any “Beginner Level 2 Classes.”
Note: Students must attend at least one class per week during the month
to advance to Level-2. Students are encouraged to attend 2 or more times
per week to advance to the next level.
BASIC BEGINNER SALSA/MAMBO LEVEL 2
Duration: 8 - 12 weeks
Pre-requisite “Basic Beginner Salsa/Mambo Level 1”
This class is designed for students who have completed the “Basic
Beginner Level 1” Every week, students attend at least one or more of
the “Beginner 2” classes offered during the week. On a weekly basis
students will be thought new steps, turn patterns, styling tips and tricks..
Instructor evaluates each student's progress and promotes students
ready to advance to Level-3.
INTERMEDIATE SALSA/MAMBO Level 3
Pre-requisite: Students must complete Salsa/Mambo Level 1 and
Level 2 cycles or have at least 4+ months of “on2” New York Style
Mambo/Salsa training.
On a weekly basis students will be thought intermediate turn-patterns and
intermediate footwork. In this class you will learn how make your
movements flow more naturally and how to look stylish when dancing.
Students will learn how to become better leaders and followers.
CHILDREN BEGINNER SALSA/MAMBO (6+ years old):
This program is specially designed for children. This class is open to all
levels. Two friendly teachers are available during class to teach
beginners and advanced dancers separately.
The children’s program is a great way for your child to build self-
confidence, learn discipline and - most important - have fun and develop a
positive attitude towards good health and fitness that will last a lifetime.
LADIES STYLING SALSA/MAMBO:
This class is designed for dancers with at least 3 months of Salsa/Mambo
training. Mambo Bravo’s styling classes are one of a kind. As we make
you aware of your body movements, body posture, arm movements and
attitude, you will develop your own unique style. After these Styling
classes, you’ll dance naturally but with maximum flavor and swing!
Best of all, we teach how Styling lets you completely enjoy Salsa/Mambo
dance and music, and makes sure people enjoy watching YOU dance!
CHA-CHA-CHA:
An exciting, syncopated, Latin dance, which originated in the 1950s as a
slowed down Mambo, the Cha Cha gathers its personality, character,
rhythm, basis, and charm from two major dance sources. It is a derivation
of the Mambo through its Latin music, and it is also a stepchild of the
Swing, as it is danced to a 1-2-3 step rhythm. The Cha Cha gets its name
and character from its distinct repetitive foot rhythm.
On a weekly basis students will be thought fun Cha-Cha shines and
partner work. No prior experience is necessary. Students, all levels can
learn this exciting dance.
HUSTLE:
The Hustle (Disco) is a member of the Swing family, and is like the West
Coast Swing in pattern. It has a distinct flavor, utilizing Disco style music &
revived partnerstyle among nightclub dancers in the 70s. Hustle is danced
to the contemporary pop dance music of the last 20 years. Students, all
levels can learn this exciting dance.
BASIC BEGINNER SALSA/MAMBO LEVEL1
Cycle duration: 4- 8 weeks
This 4-Week Cycle is designed for students with little or no dance
experience. Every week, students attend at least one or more of the
“Basic Beginner” classes offered during the week. On a weekly basis
students will learn new steps and turn patterns. At the end of the
4th week, students may begin attending any “Beginner Level 2 Classes.”
Note: Students must attend at least one class per week during the month
to advance to Level-2. Students are encouraged to attend 2 or more times
per week to advance to the next level.
BASIC BEGINNER SALSA/MAMBO LEVEL 2
Duration: 8 - 12 weeks
Pre-requisite “Basic Beginner Salsa/Mambo Level 1”
This class is designed for students who have completed the “Basic
Beginner Level 1” Every week, students attend at least one or more of
the “Beginner 2” classes offered during the week. On a weekly basis
students will be thought new steps, turn patterns, styling tips and tricks..
Instructor evaluates each student's progress and promotes students
ready to advance to Level-3.
INTERMEDIATE SALSA/MAMBO Level 3
Pre-requisite: Students must complete Salsa/Mambo Level 1 and
Level 2 cycles or have at least 4+ months of “on2” New York Style
Mambo/Salsa training.
On a weekly basis students will be thought intermediate turn-patterns and
intermediate footwork. In this class you will learn how make your
movements flow more naturally and how to look stylish when dancing.
Students will learn how to become better leaders and followers.
CHILDREN BEGINNER SALSA/MAMBO (6+ years old):
This program is specially designed for children. This class is open to all
levels. Two friendly teachers are available during class to teach
beginners and advanced dancers separately.
The children’s program is a great way for your child to build self-
confidence, learn discipline and - most important - have fun and develop a
positive attitude towards good health and fitness that will last a lifetime.
LADIES STYLING SALSA/MAMBO:
This class is designed for dancers with at least 3 months of Salsa/Mambo
training. Mambo Bravo’s styling classes are one of a kind. As we make
you aware of your body movements, body posture, arm movements and
attitude, you will develop your own unique style. After these Styling
classes, you’ll dance naturally but with maximum flavor and swing!
Best of all, we teach how Styling lets you completely enjoy Salsa/Mambo
dance and music, and makes sure people enjoy watching YOU dance!
CHA-CHA-CHA:
An exciting, syncopated, Latin dance, which originated in the 1950s as a
slowed down Mambo, the Cha Cha gathers its personality, character,
rhythm, basis, and charm from two major dance sources. It is a derivation
of the Mambo through its Latin music, and it is also a stepchild of the
Swing, as it is danced to a 1-2-3 step rhythm. The Cha Cha gets its name
and character from its distinct repetitive foot rhythm.
On a weekly basis students will be thought fun Cha-Cha shines and
partner work. No prior experience is necessary. Students, all levels can
learn this exciting dance.
HUSTLE:
The Hustle (Disco) is a member of the Swing family, and is like the West
Coast Swing in pattern. It has a distinct flavor, utilizing Disco style music &
revived partnerstyle among nightclub dancers in the 70s. Hustle is danced
to the contemporary pop dance music of the last 20 years. Students, all
levels can learn this exciting dance.
BRASILIAN SAMBA:
The Samba is a lively Brazilian dance which
was first introduced in 1917 . It is sometimes
referred to as a Samba, Carioca, a Baion or
a Batucado. The difference is mainly in the
tempo, since the steps in all four dances are
very similar. The style is to bounce steadily
and smoothly in 2/4 meter. They say that the
Samba was introduced in the United States
in 1939 by the late Carmen Miranda.
The Samba is a lively Brazilian dance which
was first introduced in 1917 . It is sometimes
referred to as a Samba, Carioca, a Baion or
a Batucado. The difference is mainly in the
tempo, since the steps in all four dances are
very similar. The style is to bounce steadily
and smoothly in 2/4 meter. They say that the
Samba was introduced in the United States
in 1939 by the late Carmen Miranda.
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