Ok. This is genius. Combine this with the ways of holding hands and you get not only fillers for socials, but it makes it even easier to learn new sequences (this turn with that hand position). Lighbulb moment video.
As a lead, this is the exact information I’ve been asking salsa/dance instructors to give me for years (to no avail). Fantastic video. Gives me six starting points (steps) to master before learning their variations. Bravo.
It is in their interest not to make it simple. Unless they are losing repeat customers. But any teacher who doest nail the basics is not worth the time. Get the basics, take inspiration from great dancers and create your own routines.
You guys are just awesome. You have kept it so simple ans easy to understand. Thank you so much for making it so easy for us to learn. Great respect guys.
this is so helpful....and what he described about remembering all your turns it's true. I freeze on the dance floor when i am dancing with a girl because i trying to remember what moves to do and if she knows it. I end up looking like a one trick pony with my basic turn....before i watched this video.....i actually started using the Enchufa or open break as they call it and it's such a helpful turn because i know how to do it. I am taking Salsa lessons and to be honest it focuses more on the moves than on the footwork itself. I have seen guys doing many turns on the dance floor that have nothing to do with the rhythm of the song. Us Latino people dance with the rhythm of the song. Thank you for your helpful video...god bless you
I've been dancing for 3 years and no-one ever explained it like this. Crystal clear and reminded me of some nice moves that I'd forgotten when I started concentrating on more complicated moves. Thanks.
6 turn patterns: In front of the lead: 5:48 Single right turn (Exhíbela) 5:54 Single left turn To the left of the lead 6:28 Cross budy turn inside (left) 6:58 Cross body turn outside (right) To the right of the lead 7:35 Enchufa (left) 8:16 Reverse cross body turn (right)
Incredible video! I feel like I've found a kindred spirit. I break down Lindy Hop (aka Swing Dancing) the same way that you break down Salsa. With 3 Variables (Who turns, Direction of turn, and Where the turn happens) to play around with in a Basic Swing-out means exactly 100 Variations. It's an amazing way to teach! Bravo! I can't wait to see your hand-holds video. You count 7, I count 8. My guess is that you don't count hands-free. Oh and I love that you also include Hand Elevation (over head, shoulder and waist high). I can't wait to watch your other videos.
Nice video. I'm at the high intermediate - low advanced level, but I think I will back up and learn your system and how to embellish the basic turns in ways I'm not doing now. Thanks so much for the videos.
Slow start, but worth the wait. It is a really great video showing the basic building blocks of turn patterns in a way than makes it much easier to remember. Great learning format! More dance teachers should use this approach to teaching salsa. Thank You Salsaventura!
0:12 Intro + Advice 4:00 The System - Examples *THE SYSTEM:* (5:30) : 1. Single Right Turn (5:50) 2. Single Left Turn 3. Inside Cross Body Turn (6:20) 4. Outside Cross Body Turn (6:48) 5️. Enchufla (7:30) 6️. Reverse Cross Body Turn (8:10) ------- **I like this SIMPLE salsa system! I also created a salsa system that include more steps ------- 👆 can't agree with you more! : _As a leader focusing on the follower's turns and not on your own_ that's why in my 30 -day course that I created - only in days 21-30 the leaders start to learn turns. Have a great day!!
Just started taking private lessons and I'm learning salsa. This video literally turned what I was seeing as graduate level calculus into basic math in terms of understanding the majority of salsa dancing. It looks so complex but it's so easy once you simplify it like you did in this video! Thank you so much! I can't wait to practice and become comfortable w/ social salsa dancing.
** 1-4 Guy can step forward 1) Single right turn 5:48 2) Single left turn 5:52 3) Cross body turn inside 6:27 4) Cross body turn outside 6:59 ** 5 and 6 the guy has to step back in the start of the beat 5) Enchufa (Like no.1 but both dancers switch position) 7:35 6) Reverse cross body turn 8:17
Great instruction. I'm a beginner (lead), I don't know yet how to give the follower the hand or body language signals with push, pull, stop, to indicate which way the next turn will be. At 5:53 there are 4 different pushes/pulls of the lead's left hand. How does the follow know what the lead eventually intends? I try to give signals by hand positions but my partner and I end up stopping our movement and she's looking at me confused. I've also seen leads leading the follow into turns with some muscle. I thought I could give subtle hand pushes/pulls/tosses to indicate how the next turn will go but it's leaving the follow confused.
I'm curious why you don't include inside turns that pass on the right side turning on 5,6,7? It seems the more natural choice as it relates to the same forward breaking basic used in all the other figures. I teach very similar with that exception. I teach back breaking figures all together as well, such as you see in Cumbia and Casino.
The Guy B, Pray for My MIND to remain concentrate in her eyes full of light, and passion. Her waist My Main attraction. Pray for me 🙏 I want to learn this System. Get me the 6 turns. 😏
You described exactly my experience! Very useful and wise instruction. Altho i am dancing on 2, this is really useful to me. I especially appreciate the info about why it is that my mind becomes totally blank at the dance!! And this is how my brain works also...realizing that we are only doing a few essential moves, rather than getting caught up in so many details that of course go out the window when the girl is in front of me! I'll check out your other offerings.
Solid video; well done! This is how I've always thought about salsa, though I also add a seventh turn: the reverse cross body turn inside. I agree it's not as commonly danced, but I've found that followers find it to be a nice surprise.
Just subscribed to your channel. Great educational videos for us newbies to the art of salsa dancing. Your video tutorial and explanation are outstanding.
Great video and instruction. If it’s not in another video please tell us how you are pumping the follows hand to prep her turns? I think this is why some of my turns don’t go well on the dance floor.
Look at 6:28 as he does the inside cross body turn. I see a lot of leads do this. I haven’t learned it and I am wondering if this is a solid way for follows to understand what is being lead.
Hahaha on min 5:02 I started laughing my butt off. "Omg need to write it down". Great video though! Thanks for making such a Gem. I feel like I can actually learn now.
Hahaha I watched it again myself. We have the same sence of humor! Because this is how it was in the beginning. Trying to remember each and every turn. Every new turn was a OMG moment hahaha
There is nothing worse than dancing with a partner who can't take his eyes off of himself!! They need to learn to check in with their partner at the club so constantly looking at themselves in the mirror is not helpful to their dance style.
Hi Anh Cao, thank you so much. I truly appreciate your compliment. You can find our complete syllabus on Salsaventura.tv. You can even find a life time deal at salsaventura.tv/lifetime-2/
Ground breaking. I gave up on salsa because I couldn't progress efficiently, all I could feel was frustration. If I ever return, this man will be my guide.
Barely anyone does any Cuban styles! Shame such a shame as I've done both and find I get less strain injuries with cuban styles - naturally moving around eachother instead of a forced un-natural line lol But honestly why is it always crossbody style everywhere?
Not really , this technique is the result of the mix of different dances, mainly cuban casino , son and rumba. This are the roots of the "line salsa", but as a mix , evolved into it's own technique , adding west coast swing , latín hustle , Lindy hop... You name it. The technique is organic if you have a good lead / follow. It depends on the dancer... In the other hand cuban salsa ( i love it too), is the root , very complex on it's simplicity. It'd take years to dance it as a cuban does. But true... You won't find good tutorials here... Go and subscribe to a class , lol.
@@aldoarchundiahernandez3414 I'm yet to come across a x-body salsa dancer that can feel the flow of a cuban style dance - spoiler alert - many can't! I've done x-body and casino/ rueda and son for years..and from experience i think x-body feels too robotic lol
Fantastic. You are so spot on. I am starting from scratch for the third time, as everything I have learned is "forgotten". But watching your short, no-nonsens, straight to the point videos makes everything come back to me. Thank you so, so much for these videos. They bring more value than the most expensive Salsa classes.
Guy learns 258 moves, but lucky to remember 30 of them once he hits the dance floor. Any technique to help memory is great; I like this logical approach, thank you
Genius way of explaining things.... It's so helpful to see the "menu" of all pattern options (or at least their basic structure)! It makes it so much more manageable to learn and not get overwhelmed. Thanks for this great series of videos
Thank you Rohit. You can find a lot more on Salsaventura.tv. Most of the levels are in English, have a lot of structure and are explained in detail. Thanks again!
i don;t dance salsa, i never took any classes, but i dance a lot of other styles. i learn so much from this video that no one belives me i don't dance salsa. thank you
That 's a very good video, it' s very rare. However, turns 4 and 6 look the same to me, since I look at lady's step. (prep on 3, pulse on 5). Or do I miss something? (apart from the guy' s back step) Now you add the Copa and the spiral turn (travelling turn on 2 and 3) and you get the 90 percent.
yep he is so right , a few moves in different sequences that are done well with passion, expression right timing and footwork (flow) is by far better tons of moves poorly done . lead to the dance ability of the lady you are dancing with so they have fun , and want to come back the next time .
I literally said to a private instructor that I was trying out (as she was giving me another questionnaire) "I want to have fun! Let's dance, enough questions!"
Back spot turn does not seem to be covered by these 6 turns. If you agree, now you have a 7 turn system :). May be your 6 turns are only for women. Back spot turn is for man :)
Hi, well to tell you... I have also a 6 Turn Pattern System #2 including the copa's, reversed copa's and 4 others ;-). What you see in this video that you saw I only cover the 80% of what most dancers do on the dancefloor.
I purchased access to a series of videos from Salsaventura. But they have never given me access, nor have they replied to any of my emails. It's a pity that they should engage in fraud, since their videos seem nice.
Thank you so much. I am an older dancer, I don't have as many active brain cells as when I was younger, so, this video makes efficient use of what I have left. This may even make my brain create new connections.
As someone who learns from the cubans, are these crossbody moves and turns that the teacher shows here usable when dancing cuban style? I dance mostly with cuban style dancers so, would they understand the impulses?
Been taking lessons for a few months and just as he says "Get to the dance floor and can't recall the turn patterns. This video is GOLD and makes it all so much easier to take in. A great tutorial. Thankyou and greeting from Downunder.
Hey I was watching your video on my Xbox and loved it. However, when I tried finding your video again on my phone under the search salsa tutorials it did not come up. I had to remember the specific name of this video in order to find your channel. Not sure what that was about, but I thought how much of a shame it would be if anyone searching for a tutorial to not see yours because I thought it was the best one out. It might just be me or maybe not, but love the video.
Hi Vulcan, thank you so much for your compliment. Just keep sharing I guess. Once it hits a certain number of views Google/RUclips will show it much more often. Just be sure to like, share and become member of the channel. Thanks again! Morry
Spitting wisdom so profound I come back to watch this video weekly
Ok. This is genius. Combine this with the ways of holding hands and you get not only fillers for socials, but it makes it even easier to learn new sequences (this turn with that hand position). Lighbulb moment video.
This is the most important Salsa vídeo I have ever seen! Thanks, You are great.
As a lead, this is the exact information I’ve been asking salsa/dance instructors to give me for years (to no avail). Fantastic video. Gives me six starting points (steps) to master before learning their variations. Bravo.
It is in their interest not to make it simple. Unless they are losing repeat customers. But any teacher who doest nail the basics is not worth the time. Get the basics, take inspiration from great dancers and create your own routines.
@@rajiyer5449😮
By far, this is the very Best video l have seen about Salsa dancing, and I've seen a lot
Thanks for the excellent explanation 👍
Hola Gustavo, please share it with as many people you want. We have loads of video's (in English) on salsaventura.tv. Check it out!
Hi Gustavo, thanks for the compliment. Check out more at salsaventura.tv...
You guys are just awesome. You have kept it so simple ans easy to understand. Thank you so much for making it so easy for us to learn. Great respect guys.
this is so helpful....and what he described about remembering all your turns it's true. I freeze on the dance floor when i am dancing with a girl because i trying to remember what moves to do and if she knows it. I end up looking like a one trick pony with my basic turn....before i watched this video.....i actually started using the Enchufa or open break as they call it and it's such a helpful turn because i know how to do it. I am taking Salsa lessons and to be honest it focuses more on the moves than on the footwork itself. I have seen guys doing many turns on the dance floor that have nothing to do with the rhythm of the song. Us Latino people dance with the rhythm of the song. Thank you for your helpful video...god bless you
More than welcome!
I've been dancing for 3 years and no-one ever explained it like this. Crystal clear and reminded me of some nice moves that I'd forgotten when I started concentrating on more complicated moves. Thanks.
Hi, thank you so much for the compliment. Truly appeciate it. Please check out more at salsaventura.tv/
6 turn patterns:
In front of the lead:
5:48 Single right turn (Exhíbela)
5:54 Single left turn
To the left of the lead
6:28 Cross budy turn inside (left)
6:58 Cross body turn outside (right)
To the right of the lead
7:35 Enchufa (left)
8:16 Reverse cross body turn (right)
Great job!
This system and the 7 hand holds system must be taught in every salsa lessons! All moves I saw from other salsa videos just make sense now!
Thank you!
You make sooo much sense, thanks
Thank you so much!! You guys are great!! Love the video👍🏼
Incredible video! I feel like I've found a kindred spirit. I break down Lindy Hop (aka Swing Dancing) the same way that you break down Salsa. With 3 Variables (Who turns, Direction of turn, and Where the turn happens) to play around with in a Basic Swing-out means exactly 100 Variations. It's an amazing way to teach! Bravo! I can't wait to see your hand-holds video. You count 7, I count 8. My guess is that you don't count hands-free. Oh and I love that you also include Hand Elevation (over head, shoulder and waist high). I can't wait to watch your other videos.
Hi, truly appreciate it. Please check out more at www.salsaventura.tv.
Take care,
Morry
Salsaventura
Nice video. I'm at the high intermediate - low advanced level, but I think I will back up and learn your system and how to embellish the basic turns in ways I'm not doing now. Thanks so much for the videos.
Thank you so much. I really appreciate it. You can find much more on salsaventura.tv. Check it out!
Great explanation! Simple and clear :)
This is sheer brilliance. Bravo !
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I really love how structured your video is. Great system I loved it :)
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thanks for your down to earth logical explaination of Salsa
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Her heartwarming smile alone makes this video worth watching :D
Great advice for beginner. Great and calm explanations. Good job =)
Thanks you! I appreciate it
what a legend
Good teacher
almost a year in salsa clases and finally someone who explain with flawless simplicity WHY and HOW we do certain steps
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I don't see the how ...
K b
Really it s very cool nd u made very simple sir ji.
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Great and simple breakdown!
Slow start, but worth the wait. It is a really great video showing the basic building blocks of turn patterns in a way than makes it much easier to remember. Great learning format! More dance teachers should use this approach to teaching salsa. Thank You Salsaventura!
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Awesome 🌸
the video starts at @4:10 You're welcome.
Hi, I understand. Thanks for mentioning this point. Some people like to hear the background story as well.
i should have checked the comments, i ended up skipping through and was going to comment myself. so thanks..
@@enetheru you're welcome. I see it as a valuable service to the community. happy dancing.
Thank you, Nico.
First 3 minutes was one of the best advice I ever had. Thankfully I didn't see this comment
0:12 Intro + Advice
4:00 The System - Examples
*THE SYSTEM:* (5:30) :
1. Single Right Turn (5:50)
2. Single Left Turn
3. Inside Cross Body Turn (6:20)
4. Outside Cross Body Turn (6:48)
5️. Enchufla (7:30)
6️. Reverse Cross Body Turn (8:10)
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**I like this SIMPLE salsa system! I also created a salsa system
that include more steps
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👆 can't agree with you more!
: _As a leader focusing on the
follower's turns and not on your own_
that's why in my 30 -day course that I created - only in days 21-30 the leaders start to learn turns.
Have a great day!!
thank you for the timestamps! I also like this system! will check your channel as well 😊
hero
Just started taking private lessons and I'm learning salsa. This video literally turned what I was seeing as graduate level calculus into basic math in terms of understanding the majority of salsa dancing. It looks so complex but it's so easy once you simplify it like you did in this video! Thank you so much! I can't wait to practice and become comfortable w/ social salsa dancing.
Gratidão. Bem didáticos. Parabéns.
Is there a video (from salsaventura or others) that makes a combo out of this turns ? It would be very useful for begineers
These turnpatterns are in all our different levels and combo's
Awesome! I love it.
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** 1-4 Guy can step forward
1) Single right turn 5:48
2) Single left turn 5:52
3) Cross body turn inside 6:27
4) Cross body turn outside 6:59
** 5 and 6 the guy has to step back in the start of the beat
5) Enchufa (Like no.1 but both dancers switch position) 7:35
6) Reverse cross body turn 8:17
Great video. Wish more instructors taught this way but they got to keep them paying for those classes.
Well, we also sell our classes but giving you some free try outs does not hurt. You can find more videos at salsaventura.tv/
Great instruction. I'm a beginner (lead), I don't know yet how to give the follower the hand or body language signals with push, pull, stop, to indicate which way the next turn will be. At 5:53 there are 4 different pushes/pulls of the lead's left hand. How does the follow know what the lead eventually intends? I try to give signals by hand positions but my partner and I end up stopping our movement and she's looking at me confused. I've also seen leads leading the follow into turns with some muscle. I thought I could give subtle hand pushes/pulls/tosses to indicate how the next turn will go but it's leaving the follow confused.
First useful salsa instruction video I have seen in the Internet.
I'm curious why you don't include inside turns that pass on the right side turning on 5,6,7? It seems the more natural choice as it relates to the same forward breaking basic used in all the other figures. I teach very similar with that exception. I teach back breaking figures all together as well, such as you see in Cumbia and Casino.
The Guy B, Pray for My MIND to remain concentrate in her eyes full of light, and passion.
Her waist My Main attraction.
Pray for me 🙏
I want to learn this System.
Get me the 6 turns. 😏
You described exactly my experience! Very useful and wise instruction. Altho i am dancing on 2, this is really useful to me. I especially appreciate the info about why it is that my mind becomes totally blank at the dance!! And this is how my brain works also...realizing that we are only doing a few essential moves, rather than getting caught up in so many details that of course go out the window when the girl is in front of me! I'll check out your other offerings.
Solid video; well done! This is how I've always thought about salsa, though I also add a seventh turn: the reverse cross body turn inside. I agree it's not as commonly danced, but I've found that followers find it to be a nice surprise.
That one is in our system #2
@@salsaventura where? Can't seem to find it anywhere.
Wow! Amazing!!! A new way of looking at salsa dancing! Thank you so much!
Hilarious and so true. Database goes away. Or at least the advanced one goes away.
Rarely I have seen such a great instructional video! Respect !
Thank you
Just subscribed to your channel. Great educational videos for us newbies to the art of salsa dancing. Your video tutorial and explanation are outstanding.
Great video and instruction. If it’s not in another video please tell us how you are pumping the follows hand to prep her turns? I think this is why some of my turns don’t go well on the dance floor.
What do you mean with 'pumping the follows hand'
Look at 6:28 as he does the inside cross body turn. I see a lot of leads do this. I haven’t learned it and I am wondering if this is a solid way for follows to understand what is being lead.
Hahaha on min 5:02 I started laughing my butt off. "Omg need to write it down". Great video though! Thanks for making such a Gem. I feel like I can actually learn now.
Hahaha I watched it again myself. We have the same sence of humor! Because this is how it was in the beginning. Trying to remember each and every turn. Every new turn was a OMG moment hahaha
What you say is true....having dance salsa for more than 50 years
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There is nothing worse than dancing with a partner who can't take his eyes off of himself!! They need to learn to check in with their partner at the club so constantly looking at themselves in the mirror is not helpful to their dance style.
Hmm interesting, I am at the point at which time computing in my brain which moves to make
Oh My God I love him!!!Thát the very secret that I have been looking for so long!!!
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Well this is one very distinctive dutch accent....👍👍
Hahaha well, I take that as a compliment.
Ground breaking. I gave up on salsa because I couldn't progress efficiently, all I could feel was frustration. If I ever return, this man will be my guide.
More than happy and honored to be your guide. Please check out www.salsaventura.tv
One of the few incredible dancing instructors on earth.
I think he's credible.
Barely anyone does any Cuban styles! Shame such a shame as I've done both and find I get less strain injuries with cuban styles - naturally moving around eachother instead of a forced un-natural line lol
But honestly why is it always crossbody style everywhere?
Not really , this technique is the result of the mix of different dances, mainly cuban casino , son and rumba. This are the roots of the "line salsa", but as a mix , evolved into it's own technique , adding west coast swing , latín hustle , Lindy hop... You name it.
The technique is organic if you have a good lead / follow. It depends on the dancer...
In the other hand cuban salsa ( i love it too), is the root , very complex on it's simplicity. It'd take years to dance it as a cuban does. But true... You won't find good tutorials here... Go and subscribe to a class , lol.
@@aldoarchundiahernandez3414 I'm yet to come across a x-body salsa dancer that can feel the flow of a cuban style dance - spoiler alert - many can't! I've done x-body and casino/ rueda and son for years..and from experience i think x-body feels too robotic lol
Yo this is the 80/20 law in motion. With 20% of the moves you can dance 80% of salsa.
Fantastic. You are so spot on. I am starting from scratch for the third time, as everything I have learned is "forgotten". But watching your short, no-nonsens, straight to the point videos makes everything come back to me. Thank you so, so much for these videos. They bring more value than the most expensive Salsa classes.
Enchufla** not enchufa ...great video otherwise!!
it's both
Both forms sound just as weird to me :/
Great building block system for making salsa way less daunting. Also, Vanessa is hot. 👍
Brilliant
Guy learns 258 moves, but lucky to remember 30 of them once he hits the dance floor.
Any technique to help memory is great; I like this logical approach, thank you
Keepin' it simply looks epic! Salsamos!
When I heard his “r”, I knew he was Dutch. Thanks, nice explanation!
So technically, the Reversed Cross Body Turn could be divided in 2: Reversed Cross Body Inside Turn & Reversed Cross Body Outside Turn?
Haha, ME TOO! 😂
Fantastic instructions, thank you! 🙏
AMAZING! I’ve many videos but you’re looks and is the easiest to understand and follow.
Omg this gave me huge vision. Thanks man. I never look salsa with this way.
Love your videos, thanks. Would you be willing to share the soundtrack you use for your videos? Perhaps you created it yourself.
Will this work for Bachata? I have a feeling that adjusting for footwork and timing this system will still apply.
Genius way of explaining things.... It's so helpful to see the "menu" of all pattern options (or at least their basic structure)! It makes it so much more manageable to learn and not get overwhelmed. Thanks for this great series of videos
My pleasure. Please keep sharing the channel 🙏🏼
Thank You for doing this video.
Anything like this for bachata?
We are working on a bachata program as well
A lot of thanks for making and sharing your video!!
This is genius.
Thank you Rohit. You can find a lot more on Salsaventura.tv. Most of the levels are in English, have a lot of structure and are explained in detail. Thanks again!
i don;t dance salsa, i never took any classes, but i dance a lot of other styles. i learn so much from this video that no one belives me i don't dance salsa. thank you
Seems like we have to take notes bc of the length of the lecture professor
Haha I will take that as a compliment.
Thank you 🤜🏼🤛🏼😎 brother. Need to freshen up my skills
That 's a very good video, it' s very rare.
However, turns 4 and 6 look the same to me, since I look at lady's step. (prep on 3, pulse on 5).
Or do I miss something? (apart from the guy' s back step)
Now you add the Copa and the spiral turn (travelling turn on 2 and 3) and you get the 90 percent.
Very good remark! 4 and 6 are the same for the lady! However; the turn feels different since the guy is at the other side. Copa’s are in system #2
@@salsaventura thanks for your answer. I'm gonna try that to check the feeling you mean.
Enchufla not enchufa. big difference.
Hi Wolfgang, I always learned you can use both words.
Fabulous dance teacher!
yep he is so right , a few moves in different sequences that are done well with passion, expression right timing and footwork (flow) is by far better tons of moves poorly done . lead to the dance ability of the lady you are dancing with so they have fun , and want to come back the next time .
I literally said to a private instructor that I was trying out (as she was giving me another questionnaire) "I want to have fun! Let's dance, enough questions!"
Great and simple.
Yes! Finally a great instructor and video.
Thank you
Actual turns start at 4:20.
Great! Now create something similar for Bachata!
Merci !!!
the 4th and 6th are similiar, just the guy is either on left or right side of lady
Yes that is correct!
Great video but a little too much talking
Very nice and simple.Good teacher.
Thank you Raymond! Truly appreciate it!
This is on 1. Do you have a version of this on 2?
Hi, no just on 1. Once you know how to dance on2 it is easy to convert.
Wonderful video! Lively, informative, and helpful. Thank you !
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enchufla, it's enchufLa
Correct. More here> es.wiktionary.org/wiki/enchufla
Back spot turn does not seem to be covered by these 6 turns. If you agree, now you have a 7 turn system :). May be your 6 turns are only for women. Back spot turn is for man :)
Hi, well to tell you... I have also a 6 Turn Pattern System #2 including the copa's, reversed copa's and 4 others ;-). What you see in this video that you saw I only cover the 80% of what most dancers do on the dancefloor.
I purchased access to a series of videos from Salsaventura. But they have never given me access, nor have they replied to any of my emails. It's a pity that they should engage in fraud, since their videos seem nice.
Hi James, please sent me your emailadress on +31 (0)6 2156 2228. You can use whatsapp if you like
Thank you so much. I am an older dancer, I don't have as many active brain cells as when I was younger, so, this video makes efficient use of what I have left. This may even make my brain create new connections.
As someone who learns from the cubans, are these crossbody moves and turns that the teacher shows here usable when dancing cuban style? I dance mostly with cuban style dancers so, would they understand the impulses?
Yes, quit o lot can be used in Cuban Style
Really insightful video.
wow I can now read the matrix. thanks. Do you have a similar system and videos on how to improvise and bring variation while in closed position?
Been taking lessons for a few months and just as he says "Get to the dance floor and can't recall the turn patterns. This video is GOLD and makes it all so much easier to take in. A great tutorial. Thankyou and greeting from Downunder.
Hi Kerry, thank you so much! It has been my passion for many years to help people to learn in a easy and simple way.
Actual lesson begins @ 4:00
Please explain ;-)
You saved me a few minutes.
very good system
Hey I was watching your video on my Xbox and loved it. However, when I tried finding your video again on my phone under the search salsa tutorials it did not come up. I had to remember the specific name of this video in order to find your channel. Not sure what that was about, but I thought how much of a shame it would be if anyone searching for a tutorial to not see yours because I thought it was the best one out. It might just be me or maybe not, but love the video.
We have loads of video's (in English) on salsaventura.tv. Check it out!
Hi Vulcan, thank you so much for your compliment. Just keep sharing I guess. Once it hits a certain number of views Google/RUclips will show it much more often. Just be sure to like, share and become member of the channel. Thanks again! Morry
Thank you very much for a nice and simple explanation