Most people think they started because they “liked music.” That’s not true. You started because something inside you wanted more: - More confidence - More movement - More connection - More expression For some of you, it was a party where you felt uncomfortable.For others, it was a video that inspired you.Maybe it was boredom.Maybe it was curiosity. But here’s the real question: 👉 Why did you REALLY decide to start? Take a second and think about it. Was it: - To feel less shy? - To challenge yourself? - To be more social? - To finally try something you kept postponing? Drop your answer below. Understanding why you started is important — because that’s what will keep you going when motivation drops. Remember:You didn’t join just to learn steps. You joined to become someone who dances. Let’s hear your story 👇

Honest question. Have you ever felt like you know the steps… but something still feels small in your dancing? Not wrong. Just… small. Curious if anyone else feels that.

We’re about to start our weekly LIVE classes and we want to make them at the best time for YOU. 👉 What weekday works best for you? 👉 And what time of day do you prefer? Examples: • Monday – 7pm • Wednesday – 8pm • Lunch time • Evening Drop your answer in the comments 👇 Your feedback helps us build MamboLab around your schedule 🧪🔥

From today's class at Mambolab! All I kept thinking was to hold a baby 😂😂 I also tried to sit back in my 67 more. Something I noticed here is compared to our instructor Noelia (in front), I didn't change the direction of my torso in many of the moves, especially the pachanga. Which Elian is constantly saying to do and this is the first video that I'm really seeing the importance of that.

I learned from my Day 1 video that I was stepping my 6 next to my 5 rather than behind it. This was recorded before I read day 3 instructions… and I was definitely thinking too much and taking big steps here 😂🤷🏻‍♀️