Bachata Beginners A1 (March) - Thursday group
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Get to know the instructors
Rado is a dancer with big experiences and a beautiful soul. His dance journey began in 2014, and when doing with the passion what he truly enjoys, years feel like weeks, endless practice hours feel like minutes having fun, huge work of organizing Bachata courses, parties and special events feel like smiles on people's faces. Now Rado is an international instructor, who also teaches regular classes both in Helsinki and Tallinn.
Polina's dance journey began in childhood with ballroom dancing. After moving to Finland 21 years ago, she explored lady style salsa before finding her true passion in Bachata. For the past four years, she has been fully dedicated to the dance—training with top international instructors and immersing herself in the Bachata community both in Finland and abroad. Polina dances with passion, blending emotion, technique, and connection into every movement. She is eager to welcome new, dedicated dancers, helping them grow in this beautiful dance style and build meaningful connections on the dance floor.
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During the Trial Class You Will
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Learn the basic steps of Bachata. This is the base of everything. To become a desired partner on the dance floor you need to master the rhythm of music and step to the beat with confidence.
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Meet new people. Social dancing is truly for everyone looking to build new amazing connections. We're all in the beginner class to learn together, laugh together, and get out of our everyday routine. It doesn't matter if you're coming with your spouse or completely alone - by the end of the trial class, we've all made new friends.
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Build up your confidence. We know that everyone can significantly boost their confidence by learning a skill that makes you more attractive - dancing. From the first steps you take, you'll see how easy it suddenly is to talk with strangers.
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Relieve stress and anxiety. Studies show that people who are dancing live a longer and happier life. Why is that, you might ask? Dancing helps to reduce stress, make you sleep better, and release a lot of "happiness" hormones to your body. Combining fun physical exercise with some mind work can do wonders.
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What People Say
As a developer, I spend most of my time in a headspace-heavy, male-dominate environment. Starting a partner dance like Bachata has brought much-needed balance to my life. It's not just a dance-it's a global connection.
When I got into the community of bachata dancers, I met many good people with whom we are on the same wavelength! I also love bachata events - happy people enjoying music and dancing! This creates a special vibe of ease and joy!
The most enjoyable aspect of Bachata is it the fact that anywhere I travel I know I'm able to find a dance community in which i can easy integrate. Dancing bachata has Improved my mood on a positive way.
What to expect after trial class
Discover Bachata with Dance Social! β€οΈπ₯
Join our Beginner Bachata A1 Course—perfect for those with no prior experience who want to master the basics of this beautiful sensual dance. Even if you’ve danced before, you’ll enjoy refining your fundamentals while having fun.
Our experienced instructors will guide you through body movement, musicality, and leading & following techniques so you’ll feel confident at social dance events.
βοΈ Trial class is 10€ (intensive workshop, 1h 30m). Hurry up and register to secure your spot.
βοΈ Two-month course: 179€ (155€ for youth≤26).
βοΈ The package includes 13 hours of dance lessons, valid for 60 days.
βοΈ New Bachata Beginners A1 course takes place once a week, altogether 8-9 weeks, with each lesson 1h 30m.
ππΊ No partner needed! We rotate partners during class, creating a fun and welcoming atmosphere.
π What to bring? Comfortable clothes, clean indoor shoes, and your drink of choice.
Everyone is welcome, regardless of any previous dance experience. β€οΈ
Warning: Learning Bachata may cause: sudden boost of confidence, strangers asking "where did you learn to move like that?", an overwhelming desires to hit the dance floor every weekend. Side effects include meeting new people, getting in shape and enjoying yourself like never before.