Questions, answered

Yes. The course is designed from zero for beginners, and there is no need for any previous experience in dance or in bachata.

No. The course is solo: you learn all the movements and the styling on your own, with no partner needed. A mirror in front of you is recommended, so you can see how you are moving.

The course is online and recorded. You can watch the lessons whenever suits you, from anywhere.

Ten lessons, each around twenty minutes, so you can learn and practise without it ever feeling long or tiring.

Of course. The course is made specifically for beginners, even if you have never danced and have no flexibility or experience of moving your body. We go step by step, clearly and gradually, from the basics — learning how to control our bodies and move in a way that is natural and comfortable for you.

A full year from the date of enrolment and payment. You can return to the lessons at any point during that year and learn at the pace that suits you.

Of course not. Dance has no particular body shape. The course is for every woman and for every body, and the aim is to learn how to express your body rather than to try to change it in order to dance.

Absolutely. The course does not have to be about turning professional. Your goal can simply be to hear a bachata song, know how to move to it, enjoy it, and feel more confident in your body.

Yes. We use choreography as a way of applying the skills we have learned — but the aim is not simply to memorise a routine and be finished. The aim is for you to understand the movement and be able to use it in your own way.

The difference is not only the information itself — it is the way the information reaches you. On YouTube you can find hundreds of videos, but where do you begin? What do you learn first? What comes after that? In the course I have arranged a whole journey for you, from zero. Every lesson has a purpose, every movement builds on the one before it, and instead of getting lost among dozens of videos you know exactly what to learn and what to practise. And beyond the dancing, I want to teach you to understand your body, to hear the music, to move with confidence, and to find the style that is yours.