Learn Dominican Style Bachata Footwork: The Complete Course

Dominican style bachata emphasizes musicality and simple footwork with minimal turns, focusing on enjoying the music and personal expression through basic steps.

Master the basic bachata step with small, controlled movements kept under the body, starting left for men and right for women, and counting 1–8 with taps.

Master the Dominican style bachata triple step and two-step sequences, combining step together, out, back, and cross over with the left, with measured counts, holds, and controlled timing.

Master the double step with heel in Dominican bachata footwork by practicing the three-step sequence, adding a heel before the double, and keeping movements close to the floor.

Expand your bachata footwork by mastering the five essential steps—out, in, step, together—and apply them with basic counts, triple steps, and angle changes to expand your library of footwork.

Learn the basic in place bachata footwork with step and tap sequences, keeping steps close to the floor and counting 1–8.

Learn the box step in Dominican style bachata, guiding you through left out, right together, forward and back taps with weight shifts, all in 8-count sequences.

Master the cha-cha basic in Dominican style bachata, with left-right-left steps, counts 1-8, and variations that change direction, angle, and forward or side moves.

Learn Dominican style bachata footwork through four cross drills that emphasize weight shift, timing, and tapping. Practice step-by-step crossings on one, two, three, and four to build balance and memory.

Master the five essential steps of Dominican bachata footwork. Practice easy to hard levels with step-by-step sequences, heel taps, weight shifts, and 1–8 counts for forward and side patterns.

Master Dominican style bachata footwork through level 1 to level 3 patterns, combining forward, back, middle, side steps with taps and doubles across 1-8 counts.

Learn forward bachata footwork with out trips, tap outs, and trip or step variations, plus heel and heel-toe adds across levels 1–3 with counts 1–8.

Master a varied bachata footwork repertoire in the recombination section by practicing different steps, angles, and repetitions, building your library of moves.

Master the basic Dominican style bachata footwork through footwork combo #1, practicing step sequences 1–8 with cross overs and taps.

Learn the Dominican style bachata footwork in combo #2, with count-based step-tap sequences and cross patterns. Practice right-left-right progressions from the basic step, counting 1 through 8 for rhythm.

Master the basic Dominican bachata footwork in combo #3. Practice angled left-foot steps with counts 1 and 3 and 4 through the sequence.