I have been teaching at Salsa International for three years. At Salsa International I have found a unique community of people out to meet new friends and share their interest and eventual love of dancing salsa. I began teaching Casino Cuban Rueda and then International on 1 and now I teach various mambo on 2 classes, merengue/bachata and cha-cha. I can't say enough good things about SI, from the students I have met who are passionate about learning to dance, to the friends I have made and spent entire weekends with dancing and hanging out, to someone I now consider a good and close friend of mine, Gina D'Ambrosio, who has committed herself for the last 7 years to making Salsa International a great community of people who share a love of dancing.
If you love dancing the way I do, SI is a great place to learn, to improve, and to enjoy dancing salsa, (as well as merengue, bachata, cha-cha, cuban casino rueda, ladies styling, men's body movement, and much more). If you do come check out the studio, ask for Gina, or for me, my name is Mike, and we'll look forward to wecloming you into our community.
Pros: Different styles of salsa, a variety of teachers, weekly practice party and regular studio outings
Cons: We are always looking for feedback to improve the studio
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