Here is our video of partner work lesson number 7, thank you teacher @Adolfo Indacochea and @Nathalia Raigosa for all the technical teachings🥰

We asked for your feedback… and we applied it. A lot of you told us exactly what you need: - More clarity on weight transfer - Better understanding of timing and musicality - Help with body movement and control - Cleaner partnerwork and connection So we didn’t guess. 👉 We built April directly from your answers. Every class this month is intentional.Every topic is there because you asked for it. This is not a random schedule.This is a targeted program designed to fix the real gaps in your dancing. Now it’s simple: 👉 Show up👉 Stay consistent👉 Focus on execution We did our part.Now let’s get results. Excited for April 🔥 WORLD TEAM PROJECT! Reminder that you can be part of our performance team. We begin rehearsals April 4th. All you need to be part of this is updating to VIP

Hi everyone, we’re sorry we couldn’t follow Maestro @Adolfo Indacochea in Rome. We are currently in Austria at the Black & White Salsa Congress, where we put into practice—by teaching it—a partner work sequence we learned in a class with @Adolfo Indacochea . Next week we’ll resume our training and share the video. 😍

Love what @Nathalia Raigosa said today during spin class: "it's not as much about balance, but more about alignment", which is so important during the spins! Thank you, used that today in class! :)

Hey everyone, Now it’s my turn to share… despite all my fears and insecurities. I really appreciate all of you who have been posting your videos, it takes courage. So this is me doing the same. To be honest, the only thing I see here are mistakes… which is exactly why I usually don’t like watching my videos right after a show (I wait until the next day lol). But I’m sharing this as a reminder: Dancing is a long journey. We all go through the same stages: growth, training, frustration, excitement, fear… all of it. What matters is that we keep going, we don’t quit doing what we love. Like Adolfo says: “Live in the gain, not in the gap.” Don’t focus on what’s missing, focus on how much you’ve improved. Keep training. Keep studying. Keep growing. 🔥