About Latin Rhythms 101
Latin Rhythms 101 is our flagship youth class — a structured introduction to the four pillars of Latin dance: salsa, bachata, merengue and cumbia. Designed specifically for kids, the class blends play, music and real technique so young dancers walk away with usable skills, growing confidence and a love for movement. Daytime scheduling makes it perfect for homeschool families and afternoon enrichment programs.
What you'll learn
Kids learn each dance's basic step, posture, partner connection (when age-appropriate) and rhythm recognition. Class moves quickly between styles to keep attention high, and our instructors use games, call-and-response and short choreography pieces to lock in the fundamentals. Beyond dance technique, kids build coordination, musicality, body awareness and the social confidence that comes from performing for a friendly room.
Why this class works
Latin Rhythms 101 was built by educators who understand how kids learn best — short blocks, lots of repetition, lots of encouragement, and music that's genuinely fun. Every class follows a predictable structure so kids feel safe and ready to try new things, and our small class sizes mean instructors can give individual attention. Parents consistently tell us they see noticeable confidence growth within the first month.
Reserve your spot
Daytime spots fill fastest — reserve your child's place online to guarantee enrollment. Tap Book a Class below to register.
Kids who want a friendly first taste of Latin dance in a structured, age-appropriate class
Frequently asked
What ages is this class for?
Ages 5 to 12 (Little Dancers and Junior Dancers). Contact us for placement help if your child is on the edge of a range.
Do kids need any experience?
No. 101 is the absolute beginning.
Can homeschool families attend?
Yes — daytime scheduling is built around homeschool routines.
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