Free · 1 hour · on your own or as a couple
Your first class
Your first private lesson is free and lasts one hour. Here’s what to expect, what to bring and how it works.
First class
free
The essentials
On your own or as a couple
Every lesson is private: just you, or you and your partner, with Vanessa. No partner needed.
No experience needed
If you’ve never danced, this is your place. You move forward when you’re ready.
Largs North, Adelaide
Once you book, Vanessa sends you the address and arrival details.
Free
Your first class is free. After that, a single private class (1 hour) is $60 on your own or $75 as a couple. Monthly plans lower the price per class.
What happens in your first lesson
01
Warm up. Activation and joint mobility to prepare your body.
02
Learn and practise. The basics of the music and the steps, then guided practice until they feel comfortable.
03
Cool down. Stretching and breathing to release tension and finish calmly.
In ongoing lessons you’ll also review what you learned before, and lessons can include recording short clips so you can see the details to work on. How lessons work
Your teacher, Vanessa
Vanessa trained in professional salsa in Colombia for more than seven years, and teaches with patience. There’s no rush and no comparing yourself to anyone.
What to bring
- Comfortable clothing you can move in.
- A water bottle.
- Comfortable shoes that slide a little. Sneakers are ideal. Socks or bare feet are fine too.
- Please avoid boots or shoes that cover your ankles; they limit movement.
Where: Largs North, Adelaide. Once you book, Vanessa sends you the address and arrival details.
Arriving and cancelling
- There’s a 10-minute grace period. If you arrive more than 10 minutes late, AUD 5 is added to your class.
- To cancel or reschedule, please give at least 2 hours’ notice. With less notice, AUD 5 is added to your next class.
Questions before you start?
Message Vanessa. Just say whether you’re coming on your own or as a couple, and what you’d like to learn. If there’s anything else you’d like to mention, like an injury or access need, you’re welcome to share it privately.
Or email [email protected]