Open - solo

Open – Solo: Salsa Course Without Partnering, Only Solo Dancing 💃🔥

These courses focus on individual dancing, without a partner. Perfect for anyone wanting to learn footwork, body movement, styling, and musicality in salsa – without needing to dance in pairs.

Working on solo dance helps improve your technique and confidence, whether you’re looking to enhance your style, practice isolations, or simply dance more freely to the music. The course is open to all levels and is just as suitable for beginners as it is for experienced dancers.

Courses at level "Open - solo"

  • Cuban mix

    Open - solo

    (Kursbeskrivelse)

    20.30 - 21.30

    Dancify, Room 2 – Hasle

📖 Want to learn more about footwork, styling, and other solo tips?

Below you’ll find articles and frequently asked questions offering great tips for solo practice and movement technique.

Relevant articles and reading material

Illustration image for the article: Balance, posture and flow

Avoid Feeling Clumsy on the Dance Floor: Balance, Posture, and Flow

Do you struggle with balance or feel staccato when dancing? Good posture and proper weight transfer are key to flow in salsa. This article gives you concrete exercises for better balance, stability and soft movements, so you can feel confident and elegant on the dance floor.

Illustration image for the article: 10 things I wish I knew before taking my first salsa class

10 Things I Wish I Knew Before My First Salsa Class

Are you going to your first salsa course? Here are 10 things we wish we knew before we started! Get tips on clothes, shoes, rhythm and what to expect.

Illustration image for the article: Salsa for singles, do you need a partner?

Salsa for singles – why you don’t need a partner as a beginner

Many people think they have to have a partner to start salsa, but that's not true! Salsa is a social dance where you change partners and meet new people in a natural way. In this guide, we'll look at why salsa is perfect for singles, how to build confidence, and what to expect at classes and dance nights.

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

  • "What if I’m shy?"

    Then you have everything to gain by trying salsa! Many shy people feel comfortable[...]

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  • "Is salsa a good place to meet people romantically?"

    Salsa is first and foremost a social arena, not a dating service – but[...]

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  • "Do I need to have a permanent dance partner to be good?"

    Nope! It's an advantage to practice with different partners, actually. On courses, you often[...]

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  • "Do I need a partner to start salsa classes?"

    No, you don't need a partner to participate! Most beginners come alone, and on[...]

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  • "What if no one asks me to dance socially?"

    This is a common concern among novice dancers, but thankfully, it's rarely a problem.[...]

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  • "How can I practice and improve outside of the course?"

    To learn faster, you can:🎵 Listen to salsa music regularly to get familiar with[...]

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