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When do higher groups begin

Higher levels in each category begin at the end of each course.

Our salsa course lasts for 6 weeks/1.5 months (say Jan to mid-Feb) whereas our ballroom one lasts for 8 weeks/2 months (Jan-Feb). At the end of the salsa course, we give our students a break for 2 weeks wherein which the ballroom class continues to run.
{No break is given for Salsa classes that end in 2 months (Jan-Feb; 8 x 1.5 hour classes held once a week)}.
All the new batches then start in the beginning of the next month (Mar-Apr batch).

You will be informed of the commencement dates and timings of the same at the end of your course and will also receive an email with the higher level class schedule a week before class starts.

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Need more practice?

“Practice makes perfect” and this holds true for dance too. There is always something new to learn, something that may have been overlooked or incorrectly assimilated in previous levels, some facet of the dance, be it technique, foot work or styling, that can/should be focused on more which is why Attend a concurrent class at another branch. Please carry the studio receipt given to you after enrolling for a batch when doing so.

Missed a class ?

If you miss a class, there are 2 options you may avail of:

Come early or stay back after class to revise with your instructor or your fellow students. Please speak to your respective instructor about the same.
Attend a concurrent class at another branch. Please carry the studio receipt given to you after enrolling for a batch when doing so.

Dress Code:

At our studio, we follow a semi-formal dress code which translates to:

No jeans, track pants, shorts, sneakers/keds, floaters/chappals.

For Gentlemen:

Formal pants, shirt/t-shirt. Formal closed leather shoes, preferably with a thin sole.

For Ladies:

Skirts/dresses (knee-length or shorter), formal pants, Capri pants, tights, shirt/t-shirt/blouse. Shoes should completely enclose the heel of your foot and have a low or high heel, as per your comfort.

We recommend that you purchase a pair of dance shoes that has a suede base which ensures smooth movement when you dance. You may purchase this at our studio itself.

Note:

Please carry a separate pair of shoes/dance shoes that should be worn only in the class so as to maintain the cleanliness of the class & prevent any damage to the floor.

Dress Code at St. Andrew’s College (Bandra Branch):

As per the college rules, students are NOT ALLOWED to enter or leave the college premises wearing the following: Sleeveless tops, short/mini skirts, shorts.

You may change into your dance attire for the class in the changing room located in or closest to the Ground Floor Girls’ Common Room. And change back into your regular clothes once class is done, before leaving the college.

Socials:

Every month we have socials/dance nights at different locations in Mumbai. It gives our students from all our levels and branches an opportunity to practice on the dance floor, where the objective is to just have a good time dancing. Please feel free to attend these socials to get an idea of the dances we teach as well as what you can expect to learn at our studio As you are now part of the mailing list, you will be informed regularly of the same via email, once the date(s) for the social(s) are set.

For further information, please contact Shirin on +91 9819361074 or Ankita on +91 9619418418, between 9 a.m. & 9 p.m.

Please note we also have branches in Pune, Surat, Ahmedabad, and Nepal. For details regarding the same, kindly contact:


Pune:	Surat:	Ahmedabad:	Nepal:

Anjali Kukreja	Ankur Vaidya	Supriya Shah	Sarah Giri

Call- 9822536789	Call- 9879490559.	Call- 9824661166	Emial- giri.sarah@gmail.com

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