Salsa Crazy Presents: Learn to Salsa Dance, Intermediate Series, Volume 2
February 18, 2010 by Ballroom Dance Lover
Filed under Learning Ballroom Dance
Product Description
Ready to take the jump from beginning to intermediate salsa dancing? This DVD will challenge you with fundamental intermediate style patterns involving multiple turns, and reward you with a lot of fun and usable salsa dance knowledge you can take right out to the club with you!… More >>
Salsa Crazy Presents: Learn to Salsa Dance, Intermediate Series, Volume 2
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My boyfriend thinks he’s God’s gift to Salsa. He won’t admit it but I know he learned a thing or two while I was practicing.
Rating: 4 / 5
More great things are in store for anyone looking to improve their Salsa dancing by way of this second intermediate DVD from Salsa Crazy because just when you thought you knew how to do the basic moves perfectly, they show you yet another advanced way to do the dance move and add even more polish to your routines. The moves are challenging in the earlier DVDs so expect the same from this one. On Learn to Dance Salsa Intermediates volume 2 you should also expect more complex patterns, more turns, and that multiple variations on the almighty hammerlock.
Rating: 5 / 5
My fiancé, a self-proclaimed “Latina Salsa Queen”, has been wondering about the secret videos I’ve been watching the past few months. Now, they say you shouldn’t go into a marriage with a secret but one little lie can’t hurt…especially if your girl gets dipped and twirled around the dance floor all night.
Rating: 5 / 5
I was impressed with Learn to Salsa Dance Intermediates 1 and this one was just as impressive. Salsa Crazy came back in this DVD with still even more patterns and taught me how to do advanced versions of the Copa and the Pretzel and fun, sexy moves like the Hip circle, the Body Roll, the Hip catch, the Walk-around circle, and the Back spot turn. The other thing that was given instruction time on this DVD were tips for both the leader and follower on how to better feel the music and be in sync with one another. Learn to Salsa Dance gets an 11 out of 10 if you ask me.
Rating: 5 / 5
Though much of Learn to Dance Salsa Intermediates 2 is spent on patterns and advanced versions of some initially simple Salsa moves, you’ll learn some new things–the hip circle, the body roll, the back spot turns, dips, and the neck wrap. As an added bonus, Salsa Crazy has some signature movements that you’ll also learn.
All the whirling and twirling that goes on with this lesson makes it a blast for anyone who’s an experienced Salsa dancer. I don’t care how many lessons you’ve taken or how many years of experience you have, you’re bound to learn something new or learn to do an old move in a new way.
Rating: 5 / 5