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Joel salsa does too
Joel salsa does too
Joel's are great. For my money (even though I don't spend it), I find his instruction to be the best
In addition, the nuance of movement is abstract .
more important point in vids IMO, is it opens the mind to explore and examine in more detail ( or should ! ) .
Thanks Marisha. Where can i find the free copies / torrents for dancedojo? I'll share what I have to this group.
I agree. overall the dancers that come out of his school are better than the average. and dancing with Joel himself is like a dream--so much fun.
I also think Jowel and Maria have a nice online structure, and I like his shines and move variations.
1 It depends on what type of salsa you want to learn ? Cuban ? On1? On2 ? Cali?I search for good teachers with classes on their website. maybe some teachers come together and share site - I think i see this somewhere, but now can't find.
or is there other kind of site with many salsa video i can learn at?
Thank you
Joel doesn't do anything complicated. He is one of those minimal movement guys.
My vote goes for krakow mambo. He has loads of great videos - lots of great footwork stuff.
Hmm. that channel looks quite old. He has a newer channel with many more videos.
I've known about Krambo for a few years. It was my go-to channel for footwork/body movement before the online thing exploded.
My vote goes for krakow mambo. He has loads of great videos - lots of great footwork stuff.
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