Frequently Asked Questions
Q: When do the next salsa dance sessions start? Top
A: To be informed of exact dates or times, make sure you subscribe to the Free Newsletter on the left. An e-mail is sent out regularly with more info, and special discounts for early registration. You may also check the schedule here.
Q: What's the cost for your Salsa Dance Sessions? Top
A: All Salsa Sessions are only $79.95 and run for four weeks.
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Click here for schedule and studio directions. Sign up for salsa sessions online 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Q: How long is each class? Top
A: Each class is a fun one hour and 30 minutes. Bring a towel, you'll be sweaty!
Q: How old must I be to take your salsa classes? Top
A: While these are adult salsa dance classes, you must be of at least AGE 17 or older. I would be more than happy to assist you locating a children's program in your area.
Q: How do I register for your adult salsa classes? Top
A: All registration happens DIRECTLY on this website. No other paperwork involved just show up ready to dance. Payment may be made safely through PayPal and all major credit cards.
Click this link to register today.
A receipt will be email to you right away, and that's it! Your name will be automatically added to an attendance list.
Remember, classes fill up very quickly - you only guarantee your spot by registering early. Registration will start for Free Newsletter subscribers soon.
Q: If I don't have a credit card or can't pay online, can I register another way? Top
A: If a credit card isn't an option, your ONLY other option is to snail mail payment IN ADVANCE via Money Order or Certified Check payable to
Alan Almirol. Please mail payment to:
Mailed payments MUST be received one week BEFORE the session start date, NO EXCEPTIONS.
Include a note with your FULL NAME, PHONE, EMAIL, and EXACTLY what class you're registering for - time and date. You'll need to e-mail Alan to make sure there's still space in your desired class BEFORE you send payment by mail, because class fill up very quickly.
Q: Do I need a partner? Top
A: No, you do not need a partner. We rotate partners so that everyone gets a chance to dance. In a social environment, we encourage this practice... this allows you to become a better leader, follower, and dancer overall.
Q: Can I drop in and take a salsa class anytime? Top
A: Sorry, all classes are registered 4 week sessions. Drop in salsa classes are not available at this time.
However, I hold one-day workshops for subscribers to my Free Newsletter that you can participate in. Just reserve your spot before the class starts. Learn about any upcoming workshops by subscribing to my Free Newsletter on the left.
Q: What happens if I'm absent? Top
A: Please understand that your fee is for the entire session of eight weeks. It is only a fair request that you plan your schedule so you won't miss any classes.
If you must skip a class due to illness or other personal matters, you are always welcome to make up a class on another date.
Q: Can I switch levels if my class is too easy/hard? Top
A: Of course! If you find a class too basic/challenging, you can switch to another class time or date. Just sign up for a session. After you've had two or three classes and want to switch, we'll discuss it after class.
Salsa Class Tip: Choose a level that will allow you to feel comfortable and have a good time. Naturally, everyone's ability is different -
START EASY FIRST, you can always switch levels later.
If you haven't danced in many years, DO NOT jump into an advanced level class right away. You want to leave feeling good about yourself, not discouraged or intimidated.
Q: What do I wear to class? Top
A: Well, preferably what you would wear when you are out with your family and friends. You don't need to come looking like Dancing With The Stars... although that would be pretty hot. Wear what you want, as long as you can dance comfortably in it.
Salsa Class Tip: It is important that you wear shoes with smooth soles than rubber soles. Salsa dancing boosts a series of turns, and shoes with smooth soles helps protect your ankles.
Ladies, very simple, make sure you wear shoes that are flexible and provide good ankle support... flip-flops are difficult to dance in.
Q: Do you offer private salsa dance lessons? Top
A: Yes, I do! And you can share a private lesson with a friend or loved one. Simply use the Contact Us form below to set up a time and date that is most convenient for you.
Private lesson is $65/hour with a minimum of two hours.
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When do the next salsa dance sessions start?
What's the cost for your Salsa Dance Sessions?
How long is each class?
How old must I be to take your salsa classes?
How do I register for your adult salsa classes?
If I don't have a credit card or can't pay online, can I register another way?
Do I need a partner?
Can I drop in and take a salsa class anytime?
What happens if I'm absent?
Can I switch levels if my class is too easy/hard?
What do I wear to class?
Do you offer private salsa dance lessons?
How can I contact you?
What's the cost for your Salsa Dance Sessions?
How long is each class?
How old must I be to take your salsa classes?
How do I register for your adult salsa classes?
If I don't have a credit card or can't pay online, can I register another way?
Do I need a partner?
Can I drop in and take a salsa class anytime?
What happens if I'm absent?
Can I switch levels if my class is too easy/hard?
What do I wear to class?
Do you offer private salsa dance lessons?
How can I contact you?
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