
Carina Wyrsch leads a salsa lady styling course for beginners, covering fundamental movements, essential techniques, and styling tips.
Learn to stand like a dancer with slightly turned-out feet, bent knees, relaxed hips, a natural spine, hands up, core engaged, chest up, shoulders back, and gaze forward.
Learn the basic forward and back salsa step for beginners, counting 1–8, with weight shifts, straight-line footwork, and hip movement, while maintaining posture by keeping hands up.
Learn the side-to-side basic in salsa by starting on the right, lifting and replacing the foot on each count, while facing side and front.
Practice basic salsa steps to music, moving front and back, side to side, with steady counts from five to eight, to build rhythm and beginner technique.
Master the on-the-spot basic step drill in salsa, starting with the right foot, 1–8 counts, quick-quick-slow rhythm, and emphasis on the balls of your feet.
Master the back and back basic in salsa by stepping back with both feet from the right, counting one, two, three, five, six, seven, and repeating from the front.
Learn the open basic, akin to the back basic, by stepping back, crossing over, opening to the side, and starting with the right leg, then repeating with the other foot.
Learn the side basic with cross in salsa, starting on the right leg, moving one, two, then cross in the front, with optional front or side facing and twist variations.
Practice basic salsa steps to music, performing four repetitions of each step with counts, including open and cross movements.
Develop the essential body movement for salsa to add its Latin flavor and a natural, rounded look. Practice regularly to overcome initial awkwardness and move with confidence.
Develop salsa body movement by coordinating shoulders, ribs, and hips in a figure-of-eight flow; practice the 1-2-3-5-6-7 rhythm with controlled hip and upper-body separation.
Practice hip movement with the side basic, coordinating weight transfer and counts to feel the hips move through the side step. This beginner salsa lesson builds timing and body control.
Practice body movement to music by coordinating shoulders, chest, and hips, and mastering front-and-back basics and side-to-side steps.
Learn arm and hand styling for salsa, forming a cherry-sized shape between the middle finger and thumb, and practice how the hand follows the arm for a soft, elegant look.
Learn the right hand turn in salsa for beginners, featuring a step turn from a basic, spotting, weight on the balls of the feet, and hip movement.
Explore two arm options for a salsa right turn: point to the front with a cherry-and-pencil grip, or lift the arms up while keeping the shoulders down.
Practice right turns to music in a beginner salsa styling session, cycling through two arm styling options and a basic between.
Master the left hand turn in salsa, a step-turn sequence through one, two, three, five, six, seven with a shoulder turn and one-arm styling to finish with a strong pose.
Practice left turn to music in this beginner salsa lesson, with optional arm movements and neutral arms if needed, while refining footwork and basic steps.
learn the salsa two step for beginners by practicing basic patterns, side steps, and counts 1–8, with right and left progressions and expressive arm styling.
Practice the two-step routine to music, following counts and directional footwork to the right and left, building rhythm, timing, and beginner salsa technique.
Beginner salsa routine 1 guides you through hip loosening, figure of eight, then perform right and left hand turns, side basic, two-step, and cross and back basics with music.
Practice the salsa routine 1 to music for beginner level, using counts five six seven eight to build timing and coordination.
Learn mambo taps in the beginner salsa lesson using the basic 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7 count; bend your knees, transfer weight, and tap and step with hip movement.
Practice mambo taps to music to develop timing and rhythm in salsa, blending beginner-level styling and technique for ladies.
Learn Latino walks in this beginner salsa course, mastering four-step sequences with one, three, five, seven counts, cross feet, and weight on the balls of feet for balance and style.
Practice latino walk to music in salsa, counting five, six, seven, one, as you refine beginner level ladies styling and technique.
Learn a front and back shoulder shimmy in beginner salsa styling, starting with isolated shoulder drills, counting 1-2-3, and gradually speeding up to blend with the basic step.
Learn the cumbia basic step, a Latin American style used in salsa, with the right crossing over the left, rhythm changes, and a steady left leg, adjusting toward a corner.
Practice a cumbia step to music with timed counts, shifting left and performing basic movements to build rhythm, timing, and beginner styling for salsa dancers.
Learn the Susie Q, a twisting cross over salsa step used in club warm up for beginners. Follow the counts one, two, three, five, six, seven while crossing and twisting.
Practice the cue to music using Susie Q steps and countdowns from five to seven, reinforcing rhythm and timing for beginner salsa styling.
Master a slide variation of the open basic in salsa, with a big side step, dragging the back leg, hip out, stretched leg, and weight forward for expressive posture.
Practice the slide to music using counted steps. Follow the five six seven and the one to five counts.
Explore basic salsa kicks and flicks integrated into the half-basic and back basic, focusing on brush the floor, straight leg, weight transfer, and left/right kick versus flick technique.
Learn salsa basics for beginner level by practicing kicks and flicks to music, following counts to build timing, rhythm, and coordination in ladies styling and technique.
Learn a beginner salsa routine combining basic steps, walks, and a Kumbia pattern, with arm extensions, side hair flicks, and a final shoulder shimmy ending pose.
Practice salsa routine two to music to develop rhythm, ladies styling, and beginner level technique.
Learn to combine three new salsa moves into a routine, including Susie Q cross steps, open break into a slide, flicks, kicks, and mumble taps.
Begin with an introductory music segment, stand with your legs together, and practice the figures to loosen up for the routine.
Master salsa routines by reviewing each move multiple times in this online beginner course until you master them, then try the choreographies again to feel how much easier they become.
Incognito Salsa Ladies Styling Course - Beginners
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Have you always wanted to learn Salsa or to improve your technique? Do you want to impress your friends at your favorite gathering or family function? Burn calories and get in shape while dancing and having FUN??? Build confidence and improve your social life?
Welcome to our Salsa Ladies Styling Course. This is perfect for all beginners or ladies who wish to solidify their fundamental techniques. Essential for every Salsera who wishes to shine and add personality to her salsa dancing.
We have over 20 years of experience in teaching Latin dance. We have developed a unique learning technique focusing on “Core Techniques” which we have identified and broken down for you in incredible detail. These “Core Techniques” are right at the center of your learning and a fantastic way to target techniques you may be weak on.
These “Core Techniques” allow you to learn dance super fast, in a very efficient intelligent way. Minimum effort - maximum results. All perfect to get you dancing with tons of style and confidence.
Why Salsa Ladies Styling?
Are you confident in following your partner and also adding styling when you can?
Would you like to learn essential dance tips that will make you more elegant, sensual and graceful?
What do you have to learn to improve recognizing the signs from your leader?
Can you spin well and finish effortlessly?
Would you like to improve your musicality?
How can you make your footwork sharp?
Would you like to take more risks on the dance floor being creative and expressive?
We explain what you can do to enhance your dancing from the basic steps into very complex shines, body movements turns, and much more. Explaining, in a simple and detailed manner, how to apply attitude to your dancing and improve your posture.
Focus on details of the head, hands, use of arms, ladies’ timing, spins, hip movement, and how to enhance your dance with sensual moves.
This provides a good, solid foundation and exercises in elemental concepts, such as Latin and contra-body motion, posture, finger placement, and how to spot during turns. How to isolate the various parts of the body which will enhance your style!
Corina Wuersch
Corina is one of those rare talents to be gifted with style, beauty, flair, and an incredible ability to pick up any dance style in ultra-quick time. Dance has been her biggest passion and the center of her life from a very young age. She completed her training with a BA(Hons) in Dance from the prestigious Trinity Laban Conservatoire for Dance. Whilst being professionally trained in Ballet, Contemporary, Jazz and Commercial dance styles at her university Corina branches out and discovers her love for traditional dance styles from around the world. She trains in Salsa, Bachata, Rumba, and Afro with the best teachers in Europe and Cuba which resulted in her winning the SWISS SALSA CHAMPIONSHIPS 2014 and she lands a featured role as a competition dancer in the cinema movie CUBAN FURY (2014).
Corina established herself as a professional dancer and has performed all over the world including Bangladesh, Bahrain, India, Norway, Spain and Germany to name but a few. Corina has also appeared as a dancer on popular TV Shows such as THE X FACTOR, EASTENDERS, THE ONE SHOW, THE LAST LEG and THE CROWN and several national commercials for LINKS, REDBULL and BT, not to forget her appearances in future featured movies such as HOUSEFULL 3 (2016), LOVE YATRI (2018) and COBRA (2019). Corina is part of several established dance companies in London and also performs regularly with her dance partner at cooperate functions and Salsa events in the UK and internationally.
Incognito Dance – Brilliant Business Award 2015, 2017, & 2019
Experienced dancers are given fun, technically challenging classes, and plenty of hours to social dance to the latest Latin music by our fabulous DJ’s. We teach many Latin dance styles of salsa from LA Style, NY Style, Cuban and Puerto Rican, as well as Bachata, Kizomba, Cha Cha, Reggaeton, Latin Hip Hop, Merengue etc.