If you are ready to take your salsa to the next level then it is time to find an instructor. So what do you look for? Here are some questions to ask yourself:

1. What kind of style do you want to pursue? Social salsa, ballroom salsa, performance or choreography salsa, Cuban salsa...There are many styles and you will probably learn many different styles over your salsa career, however, you have to start somewhere so begin with the style that your enjoy watching most.

2. Do you want a serious, high impact class or do you want a relaxing and enjoyable class?

3. When are you available to take class and does this schedule concur with the instructor's class schedule? Not all instructors teach salsa as their primary career, sometimes their schedule will conflict with yours.

4. Two words..."How...much?"

5. Do you want private lessons or group lessons? We estimate that people learn approximately 300% faster with private lessons than with group lessons. Group lessons are a good place to start because the basics are a lot of repetition, however, once the basics are learned you may want to get serious and take a few private lessons.