Baila Conmigo Catalina :)

This course is designed to take Catalina and Garrett through the vibrant world of bachata dancing. Over four weeks, you’ll develop a strong foundation in the basics, build deeper partner connections, and explore the sensual elements that make bachata such an intimate and expressive dance. By the end of this journey, you will:

  1. Master the fundamental steps and timing of bachata dancing.

  2. Cultivate fluid movement and coordination with your partner.

  3. Enhance your connection and communication through body language and dance.

  4. Learn to integrate sensual elements, adding grace and passion to your movements.

  5. Build confidence to freestyle and create your own bachata choreography.

Whether you're dancing for fun, romance, or self-expression, this course promises to be a memorable experience, strengthening your bond and creating beautiful memories. Let the music guide you as you sway, step, and grow together!

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FAQs

  • Q: Do I need to have dancing experience to take this course?
    A: Not at all! The only experience you need is knowing how to walk without tripping over your own feet. And if that’s a challenge, we’re here to help with that too!

    Q: What happens if I step on my partner’s toes?
    A: Consider it a sign of affection... or practice saying “Sorry!” in a fun and flirty way. Bonus points if you offer a foot massage afterward!

    Q: Can I take breaks during the lessons?
    A: Absolutely! Hydration is key, but so is pretending to “stretch” while sneaking a snack and making out.

    Q: What if we mess up the steps?
    A: That’s not a mistake—it’s freestyling. Own it like the pros do!

    Q: Is it okay to laugh during lessons?
    A: Laughing is mandatory. If you’re not having fun, you’re not doing it right. (But maybe avoid laughing at your partner’s moves.)

    Q: Can we add our own flair to the dance?
    A: Of course! Just remember, flair is like seasoning—too little and it’s bland, too much and... well, you’re salsa dancing now.

    Q: How close should we stand to each other while dancing?
    A: Close enough to feel the chemistry, but not so close that you’re stepping on each other’s dogs every second step. Find the sweet spot!

    Q: What should I wear for lessons?
    A: Whatever you’re comfortable in! Just avoid socks on hardwood floors unless you want to practice the splits. (Possibly no clothes as well)

    Q: What if our dog wants to join the dance?
    A: The more, the merrier! Teach them the tail wag to the beat, and you’ve got a star in the making.