• All of our courses are a duration is 1 Hour - 1 1/2 hours.
• Some courses or workshops fill very quickly and some attract smaller numbers. If your course does not have enough students it will be cancelled and you will be notified. If this happens, your course fee will be refunded in full or you may transfer to another course.
• Please arrive 5 - 10 minutes early for the first class and report to the dance instructor, you will have to complete your enrollment form.
• We accept the following method of payments towards the Single/Drop-in Classes:  CASH ONLY.  
• We accept the following method of payments towards the 4 Classes, 8 Classes or Monthly Unlimited Class Card Package Plans: Cash, American Express, Discover, Mastercard or Visa.  
• SORRY WE DO NOT ACCEPT PERSONAL CHECKS.  
• All class cards have an expiration date and are Non-Transferable, Non-Refundable and Cannot be Shared.  
• 4 class cards expire two months from date of purchase; 8 class cards expire three months from date of purchase; Monthly Unlimited class cards expire one month from date of purchase. 
• Cards will not be replaced if lost or stolen. Please safeguard your card as if it were CASH.
• Class Cards cannot be used towards speciality workshops.
• Class Packages may be extended for ONE Additional Month for a $10 fee. Includes all remaining classes.
• Class Packages may be extended ONE Time Only.
• You will be charge the regular drop-in fee if you DON'T present your class card to the instructor at the beginning of class.
• Transferring to another course may be done. 
• If you miss 4 or more classes during the course you will not be able to enroll in the next level. You'll have to re-take the same level on next term.
• Registrants who are enrolled in a workshop or dance course program and do not attend the program, i.e., a "No-Show," will not receive a Refund or Credit.
• Students that missed a class and wishing to take a make-up class must make a reservation by contacting Cindy at 646-345-8926.
• Students who have Completed our Beginner Level Classes are Welcome to Retake/Repeat the Course up to 6 Months for Half Price Discount (On a Space Available Basis). Proof of attendance has to be provided in the form of a paid receipt. Contact Cindy at 646-345-8926 to schedule a Retake.
• Discounted group course rates apply to Students or Seniors Over 65 with Valid ID. Rates apply for enrollments in the 4 Week, 8 Week or Monthly Unlimited Course Series.
• Discounted group course rates apply to Groups of 5 or More. Rates apply for enrollments in the 4 Week, 8 Week or Monthly Unlimited Course Series. Group registration payment must be made with one transaction.
• The first person registering for a Group of 5 or More will be designated the "Primary Contact" for the group and will receive all materials for the group. This person will be the only individual allowed to make future additions/edits for the group. Please be aware of this if you are registering as part of a Group of 5 or More.
• Couples must register together in order for the discounted group course rates to apply. Rates apply for enrollments in the 4 Week, 8 Week or Monthly Unlimited Course Series.
• This discount rate can not be used in conjunction with any other discount or offer.

Salsa Beginner Level 1 - Shines & Partnerwork: This program runs in a 4 to 8 Week Session. Students learn from a comprehensive syllabus with new material every week during the length of the 8 lesson cycle. This class is designed for those who have never danced before, danced very little, or those who dance Salsa ON 1. This class starts from the basics and moves through the essential steps to help you survive out there to feel confident enough to dance socially at parties and clubs. Each week new steps and turns are taught and previous weeks' steps and turns are reviewed.

Walk-In Salsa "On2" Advance Beginner to Beginner Intermediate Level 2 - Strictly Partnerwork: You may start at anytime! This program does not run in sessions. This class is designed for students who at least accomplished the Basic Beginner Course 1 or have 3-9 Months' Experience in Nightclub Salsa/Mambo "On2". You must already have your Basics, Cross Body Lead and Individual Single Turns Mastered. This class will teach you new and more advance turn patterns. You must be ready to upgrade your dancing with a bigger and more detailed repertoire of moves dealing with all aspects of Partnerwork Dancing. Hear and feel the beat to different tempos of music. Learn open turn drill exercises and to become better followers and leaders. This will improve your looks on the dance floor. Each week new turn combinations are taught.

Footwork/Shines Advance Beginner to Intermediate Level 2: Running out of ideas for your open shines? Get caught on the dance floor and donít know what to do? Here's the answer! All the footwork you can handle, broken down so you can learn it in just an hour and a half. This class is for everyone who wants to improve their shines, solo dancing skills and salsa dancing technique. Teaching a shines format class with the accent on dancing, rather than footwork - shines are nothing without attitude and style, so bodywork will be the focus here.

Ladies' Spinning/Turning & Styling Advance Beginner to Intermediate Level 2: This workshop is for all the Ladies' who want to improve their dance skills in spins/turns, movement coordination and styling of arms techniques. Exercise to develop your balance, posture, timing and "spotting" technique for the spin/turns. Great opportunity to work on the quality of your dancing. Ladies, this class will totally change how you look and feel on the dance floor.

Men's Spinning/Turning & Masculine Styling Advance Beginner to Intermediate Level 2: This workshop is for the MEN it's a great way to define YOUR style. The workshop will cover a specific area of developing the proper technique for hand, shoulder, arm movements, counter body motion, spinning, posture, balancing and effective leading techniques. Gentlemen this workshop will make your dance sharp, smooth and give the men great confidence and poise.

Bachata Beginner Level 1: This program runs in a 4 Week Session. Students learn from a comprehensive syllabus with new material every week during the length of the 4 lesson cycle. This class is designed for those who have never danced before or danced very little. This is a popular partner dance is sexy, playful and surprisingly easy. It's sensuous and intense. Be prepared to dance close! BACHATA: In general, has reached a lot more popularity in recent years. More nightclubs are playing it, and therefore, more people are learning it. Since the basic step pattern is not as intricate as some styles, you're allowed to progress at a much faster pace. Bachata is a form of dance that originated in the countryside and rural marginal neighborhoods of the Dominican Republic. Its subjects are usually romantic; especially prevalent are tales of heartbreak and sadness. The character of the dance is achieved through sensual hip and body movements making it truly sensual and romantic. You will learn the following: the basic step pattern, giving and receiving turns, proper body positioning and hands, footwork styling options, several turn combinations, hip isolations, music theory.

Merengue: Students learn from a comprehensive syllabus with new material week during the length of the 4 lesson cycle. This class is designed for those who have never danced before or danced very little. MERENGUE: This is the easiest and fastest way to look like you've been dancing for years. The dance is energetic, the music really fires the dancers up. Merengue can be one of the most exciting, sensual, intricate and stylish dances aroung. This dance is a free-form Latin dance that uses a simple step patterns and good leader-follower connection to make each dance experience unique. The music has distinctive Latin percussion, encouraging you to step on every beat. You will learn the following: the basic step pattern, giving and receiving turns, proper body positioning and hands, footwork styling options, several turn combinations, hip isolations, music theory.

Cha-Cha Beginner Level 1: This class is designed for those who have never danced before or danced very little. CHA-CHA: One of the most popular latin dances...the flirtatious mellow cousin to the Salsa. This dance is common in clubs, where dance space is often at a premium. It has a wide range of steps and turns, with the leader and follower usually mirroring each other. This latin dance has been popular around the world for more than 60 years. You will learn the following: the basic step pattern, giving and receiving turns, proper body positioning and hands, footwork styling options, several turn combinations, hip isolations, music theory.

Waltz Beginner Level 1: Students learn from a comprehensive syllabus. This class is designed for those who have never danced before or danced very little. WALTZ - Dating back about 300 years and popular all over the world, the waltz is the "Backbone" dance of the ballroom. With its easy-to-hear 1-2-3, 1-2-3 rhythm pattern and simple box step foundation pattern, it's also easy to learn.

Foxtrot Beginner Level 1: Students learn from a comprehensive syllabus. This class is designed for those who have never danced before or danced very little. FOXTROT - Step into any jazz club on a Friday night, and you’re bound to hear a Fox Trot. It’s America’s favorite dance! Written in 4/4, it can be danced to most music types, whether slow or fast. If you can walk, you can dance the Fox Trot! It’s a traveling dance. Hitting the streets of New York City in the 1920’s, the Fox Trot emerged as a lively, bouncing dance which America’s youth went wild over. The Fox Trot was popularized by Harry Fox, a young vaudeville comedian who incorporated a bouncy, trotting step nicknamed the Fox Trot. The energy of the dance was what teenagers were looking for, and subsequently the only truly American ballroom dance spread like a forest fire across the states. Today, the Fox Trot has evolved into a dance of social elegance, characterized by smooth, graceful and gliding movements and enjoyed by people of all ages. It remains America’s best loved dance.

East Coast Swing - Jitterbug Beginner Level 1: Students learn from a comprehensive syllabus. This class is designed for those who have never danced before or danced very little. EAST COAST SWING - JITTERBUG - This is the easiest style for beginners to learn-a good place to start! Coming straight out of the Lindy (as a 6-count "break-step"), the East Coast Swing (sometimes called 'Jitterbug') evolved into a dance all its own. It is danced to up-tempo swing sounds, and is easy and fun to learn!

East Coast Swing - Jitterbug Beginner Level 1: Students learn from a comprehensive syllabus. This class is designed for those who have never danced before or danced very little. EAST COAST SWING - JITTERBUG - This is the easiest style for beginners to learn-a good place to start! Coming straight out of the Lindy (as a 6-count "break-step"), the East Coast Swing (sometimes called 'Jitterbug') evolved into a dance all its own. It is danced to up-tempo swing sounds, and is easy and fun to learn!

Tango Beginner Level 1: Students learn from a comprehensive syllabus. This class is designed for those who have never danced before or danced very little. TANGO - Tango is earthy and dramatic. Although walking movements dominate, Tango walks, having a "stalking" or "sneaking" character, are unlike the walks of other ballroom dances. Movements are sometimes slow and slithery, and other times sharp and stacatto, such as a quick foot flick or a sharp head snap to promenade position. Tango has the same counter clockwise flow of movement around the dance floor, but with a lesser sense of urgency in comparison to the smoother and more continuous ballroom dances. American Style Tango, especially at highly-developed skill levels, makes great use of open and alternate dance positions to further showcase Tango's dramatic nature.

Rumba Beginner Level 1: Students learn from a comprehensive syllabus. This class is designed for those who have never danced before or danced very little. RUMBA - A Rumba is generally considered to be a medium-tempo 4/4 Latin ballad, although the American style Rumba tends to be slightly more upbeat and rhythmical, at a tempo of 32-36 mesures per minute. The Latin percussion section punctuates the music with syncopated accents, while bass, guitar and piano keep a steady beat and fill in the harmony. A singer or instrumental soloist usually takes the melody. American style Rumba is danced to a variety of musical genre from the most traditional of Latin sounds to modern day pop hits.