770.855.4396 (text/call)
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WELCOME TO SALSA ATLANTA
Let us show you how fun Latin Dancing can be... One step at a time
Salsa, Bachata and Latin dancing continue to grow in popularity in the Metro Atlanta area. We have a variety of Salsa and Bachata instructors who are both very talented and most importantly passionate about Latin dancing. Our main goal is to show you how much fun Latin dancing can be; “Cannot believe that I did not get into Latin dancing sooner…” that is the common feed back we get from those whom have gone through our programs. Come check us out….It will be our pleasure to guide you every step of the way.
We offer evening classes during the week and 3-hr Salsa Boot Camp on Saturday for those who do not have time during the week. If you are looking for a place to go out Latin Dancing, check out our events page. We will be informing you of different options for going Latin dancing in the Atlanta area.
To keep up to date on the last Latin dance classes & Salsa Bachata dance parties. join our Newsletter and “LIKE” our Salsa Atlanta Facebook Fan page for exclusive information, as well as discounts and special offers specially for our Salsa Atlanta Fans! As always call, text or email us if you have any questions or suggestions. It will be our pleasure to answer you just as quickly as we can!
We offer evening classes during the week and 3-hr Salsa Boot Camp on Saturday for those who do not have time during the week. If you are looking for a place to go out Latin Dancing, check out our events page. We will be informing you of different options for going Latin dancing in the Atlanta area.
To keep up to date on the last Latin dance classes & Salsa Bachata dance parties. join our Newsletter and “LIKE” our Salsa Atlanta Facebook Fan page for exclusive information, as well as discounts and special offers specially for our Salsa Atlanta Fans! As always call, text or email us if you have any questions or suggestions. It will be our pleasure to answer you just as quickly as we can!
Sean Christopher
Course Instructor
Hi!
My name is Sean-Christopher, I’ve been dancing for roughly 15 years and teaching for approximately 10 of those years.
As a trainee I was taught by different instructors on how to break down & teach different dance steps. At the same time I also learned different techniques and styling so I can dance at different exhibitions. I learned from some Fred Astaire, & Arthur Murray instructors, as well as some independent coaches who are actively competing in the professional ballroom dancing world.
I want to share my experiences with you, calm your fears, and teach you some fun and exciting steps in Latin, Swing and Ballroom dancing that is sure to get you on your way to becoming king and queen of any dance floor.
See you on the dance floor!!!!
My name is Sean-Christopher, I’ve been dancing for roughly 15 years and teaching for approximately 10 of those years.
As a trainee I was taught by different instructors on how to break down & teach different dance steps. At the same time I also learned different techniques and styling so I can dance at different exhibitions. I learned from some Fred Astaire, & Arthur Murray instructors, as well as some independent coaches who are actively competing in the professional ballroom dancing world.
I want to share my experiences with you, calm your fears, and teach you some fun and exciting steps in Latin, Swing and Ballroom dancing that is sure to get you on your way to becoming king and queen of any dance floor.
See you on the dance floor!!!!
Frequently Asked Questions
The section below contains the most commonly ask questions and answers; however, if you cannot find the answer here please feel free to text [678.304.7343] or email [support@salsaatl.com] us your question(s).
“Paying in advance” is the payment method which you pay online and in advance; You would typically save about 10% to 20% when paying in advance vs paying at the door. Moreover, Paying-In-Advance help us to know the head counts prior to the event or class.
Wear shoes that slides on the ground. If you don t have this then any shoe will do. Ladies a small heal is preferred but not necessary.
Wear clothes you feel comfortable in. Some people dress up, some people dress down. Most wear what they normally would wear when working out.
You can but it is not a must because we pair you with someone and/or rotate partners often during a class.
You can choose to stay together for the duration of the class. Just let the instructor knows when you arrive.
Yes. We accept all major credit cards; however, a small service fee will be added to the cost of what you are purchasing. In addition, we also accept other on-line payment apps, such as CASH, VENMO, ZELLE, etc.
Pre-Registration is not required. However, to make sure that you are ready start when the class begins; as a first time customer please plan to be there 20 minutes prior to the class, so we can obtain key contact info.
Depending on how fast you can retain patterns and footwork, you can go to the clubs after just one class! You will need to keep coming to be proficient.
Depending on how fast you can retain patterns and footwork, you can go to the clubs after just one class. You will need to keep coming to be proficient.
Sure, as long as they are quiet and not disturbing the class. We have tables and chairs in the ballroom.
Yes! Come whenever you want. If you miss one or two or even 12, it’s not a big deal. It’s a semi-progressive class.
Of course! We teach on a multi-level. If you are more advanced, the instructor will notice that and tailor your steps to your level. You can also talk to the teacher if you come a few minutes early.
Sure! The more the merrier. We also offer classes for folks in your group only. Please ask us about this offering.
Except for some core classes, we regularly offer new classes to respond to demands/requests. The best way to learn about the class schedule and offering is via our web site – It can be done via this link SALSAATL.COM/SCHEDULE
Dear Friends,
Just want to take this opportunity to introduce myself to you and let you know a little about me. My name is Sean-Christopher, I’ve been dancing for roughly 15 years and teaching for approximately 10 of those years.
No, I’m not one of those guys who own a studio and have been in the professional ballroom dancing competition circuit for years and years.
As a matter of a fact I’m an IT professional by profession. Yes, some techie guys can dance, too. Even though I am associated with some competitive ballroom dancers, ballroom dancing in the competition level was not something I ever got into. Like most guys, I started taking dance lessons because I was persuaded by a female influence in my life.
Basically I started taking dance lessons because I wanted to get to know a girl in the dance class!! I figured whatever it takes? Right guys?
And like most guys I struggled with it for a while & stepped on my shares of feet. To make a long story short, lo and behold, two left feet and a little bit of hard work, I became a pretty good dancer.
I guessed through all the people I met who has a genuine love for the sport, I developed my own passion for Latin, Swing & Ballroom dancing.
And I soon decided to start teaching my friends a step or two.
I soon started working for a local ballroom dancing studio here in Atlanta. Where I was trained in Swing, Waltz, Tango, Salsa & Merengue to name a few.
As a trainee I was taught by different instructors on how to break down & teach different dance steps. At the same time I also learned different techniques and styling so I can dance at different exhibitions. I learned from some Fred Astaire, & Arthur Murray instructors, as well as some independent coaches who are actively competing in the professional ballroom dancing world.
Through the years I had the opportunity to teach at company parties, banquets, high schools and local colleges around the area, go on a cruise as a Latin dance instructor. Eventually, I went out on my own and started teaching private and group lessons.
While working at the dance studio I had the opportunity to sit in on different dance classes where I was able to observe the different teaching & dancing styles.
I’ve always heard that the best way to learn how to dance is to, well… DANCE!!!
Dance I did… with women young and old, tall and short, beginner to advance dancers. I was really fortunate to have this opportunity because I learned how to dance and teach from some great social and professional dancers without breaking the bank. If you know what I mean..
More importantly, I was able to see for myself what kind of dance styles and teaching techniques works best for different types of people. Don’t get the wrong idea though…I learn something new about dancing and teaching just about every time I step on the dance floor.
As a matter of fact I often take group and private lessons similar to what some of you might take, just so I can observe how an instructor teach or just simply learn a new style of dancing. One of my theories is, no one is ever beneath me, I can always learn something from anyone. I try to past this same mindset to my students.
Learning is after all, a never ending process. Most recently, I have had the privilege to teach at different local and out of state Salsa & Bachata Congresses and Festivals, I have met so many different folks and most of my friends I met through dancing… that is what makes it so much fun for me.
Anyway…Probably like most of you, I’m not a natural born dancer… to let you in on a little secret I was raised a Southern Baptist and dancing is not allowed. I later on realized that not all dancing is “bad”, but that’s a whole other story.
I probably struggled through learning this stuff more than an average person would. As a matter of fact, I went into my first day of dance lessons praying that I won’t step on anyone’s feet or trip all over myself.
I don’t think he heard my prayers that day or I’ve been a bad boy because BOY! OH BOY!
…some feet did some hurt’n that day!!
And they weren’t mine!
I also had several misconceptions, being a guy and all, I thought that dancing, specially latin, swing, and ballroom is not something a guy does, after all this is the modern era, these are dances that my parents and grandparents did when they were young, and how in the world can I learn something I’ve never done before.
Tell you what, if you’re a guy reading this right now… I will let you in on 3 little secrets if you promise not to tell anyone else…
Secret #1 : ladies prefer a guy who knows how to dance or at least not afraid to learn how to dance. hint/hint!!
Secret #2 : Most dance classes usually has.. 4 women for every 1 guy! You won’t believe this but… I usually have
to turn away additional women who wants to sign up for my class because I don’t have enough guys to go around.
Secret #3 : Dancing is one of the best ways to build rapport with women. it’s very classy and for you married guys I bet you anything that you will make your wife’s day if you were to take her out ballroom dancing!!
Forget about ladies night at your local hip hop dance club!! Why do you think Latin & swing dancing is so popular right now? Just about every dance club has a swing or Latin night during the week or the weekend. What was hip back then is now back in style and here to stay!!!
Guys, just give it a chance I promise, you won’t regret it. I’m living testimony that anyone can learn how to dance and that you can take it as far as you want to. If you were to tell me 14 years ago that I will be teaching salsa & cha cha classes and doing dance exhibitions & entering local dance competitions someday I would’ve thought you were crazy!!
I want to share my experiences with you, calm your fears, and teach you some fun and exciting steps in Latin, Swing and Ballroom dancing that is sure to get you on your way to becoming king and queen of any dance floor.
At the very least I can you show that dancing is not only fun but a great way to meet new “friends” and if you have all the friends you need. Dancing can just be another fun activity that you can enjoy together.
Anyway.. I started Dancing For Fun so I can share with you the joy of dance like I’ve experienced and still experiencing in my life and so have many others around the world, I realized at the age of 17 that Ballroom, Swing, and Latin dancing is for people of all ages.
I mean why just a dinner and a movie on a Friday night; why not dinner, a movie and dancing on a Friday night. Doesn’t that sound so much more fun. I Hope I gave you enough details about my background… Feel free to ask me any question you want…
See you on the dance floor!!
Sean Christopher
Just want to take this opportunity to introduce myself to you and let you know a little about me. My name is Sean-Christopher, I’ve been dancing for roughly 15 years and teaching for approximately 10 of those years.
No, I’m not one of those guys who own a studio and have been in the professional ballroom dancing competition circuit for years and years.
As a matter of a fact I’m an IT professional by profession. Yes, some techie guys can dance, too. Even though I am associated with some competitive ballroom dancers, ballroom dancing in the competition level was not something I ever got into. Like most guys, I started taking dance lessons because I was persuaded by a female influence in my life.
Basically I started taking dance lessons because I wanted to get to know a girl in the dance class!! I figured whatever it takes? Right guys?
And like most guys I struggled with it for a while & stepped on my shares of feet. To make a long story short, lo and behold, two left feet and a little bit of hard work, I became a pretty good dancer.
I guessed through all the people I met who has a genuine love for the sport, I developed my own passion for Latin, Swing & Ballroom dancing.
And I soon decided to start teaching my friends a step or two.
I soon started working for a local ballroom dancing studio here in Atlanta. Where I was trained in Swing, Waltz, Tango, Salsa & Merengue to name a few.
As a trainee I was taught by different instructors on how to break down & teach different dance steps. At the same time I also learned different techniques and styling so I can dance at different exhibitions. I learned from some Fred Astaire, & Arthur Murray instructors, as well as some independent coaches who are actively competing in the professional ballroom dancing world.
Through the years I had the opportunity to teach at company parties, banquets, high schools and local colleges around the area, go on a cruise as a Latin dance instructor. Eventually, I went out on my own and started teaching private and group lessons.
While working at the dance studio I had the opportunity to sit in on different dance classes where I was able to observe the different teaching & dancing styles.
I’ve always heard that the best way to learn how to dance is to, well… DANCE!!!
Dance I did… with women young and old, tall and short, beginner to advance dancers. I was really fortunate to have this opportunity because I learned how to dance and teach from some great social and professional dancers without breaking the bank. If you know what I mean..
More importantly, I was able to see for myself what kind of dance styles and teaching techniques works best for different types of people. Don’t get the wrong idea though…I learn something new about dancing and teaching just about every time I step on the dance floor.
As a matter of fact I often take group and private lessons similar to what some of you might take, just so I can observe how an instructor teach or just simply learn a new style of dancing. One of my theories is, no one is ever beneath me, I can always learn something from anyone. I try to past this same mindset to my students.
Learning is after all, a never ending process. Most recently, I have had the privilege to teach at different local and out of state Salsa & Bachata Congresses and Festivals, I have met so many different folks and most of my friends I met through dancing… that is what makes it so much fun for me.
Anyway…Probably like most of you, I’m not a natural born dancer… to let you in on a little secret I was raised a Southern Baptist and dancing is not allowed. I later on realized that not all dancing is “bad”, but that’s a whole other story.
I probably struggled through learning this stuff more than an average person would. As a matter of fact, I went into my first day of dance lessons praying that I won’t step on anyone’s feet or trip all over myself.
I don’t think he heard my prayers that day or I’ve been a bad boy because BOY! OH BOY!
…some feet did some hurt’n that day!!
And they weren’t mine!
I also had several misconceptions, being a guy and all, I thought that dancing, specially latin, swing, and ballroom is not something a guy does, after all this is the modern era, these are dances that my parents and grandparents did when they were young, and how in the world can I learn something I’ve never done before.
Tell you what, if you’re a guy reading this right now… I will let you in on 3 little secrets if you promise not to tell anyone else…
Secret #1 : ladies prefer a guy who knows how to dance or at least not afraid to learn how to dance. hint/hint!!
Secret #2 : Most dance classes usually has.. 4 women for every 1 guy! You won’t believe this but… I usually have
to turn away additional women who wants to sign up for my class because I don’t have enough guys to go around.
Secret #3 : Dancing is one of the best ways to build rapport with women. it’s very classy and for you married guys I bet you anything that you will make your wife’s day if you were to take her out ballroom dancing!!
Forget about ladies night at your local hip hop dance club!! Why do you think Latin & swing dancing is so popular right now? Just about every dance club has a swing or Latin night during the week or the weekend. What was hip back then is now back in style and here to stay!!!
Guys, just give it a chance I promise, you won’t regret it. I’m living testimony that anyone can learn how to dance and that you can take it as far as you want to. If you were to tell me 14 years ago that I will be teaching salsa & cha cha classes and doing dance exhibitions & entering local dance competitions someday I would’ve thought you were crazy!!
I want to share my experiences with you, calm your fears, and teach you some fun and exciting steps in Latin, Swing and Ballroom dancing that is sure to get you on your way to becoming king and queen of any dance floor.
At the very least I can you show that dancing is not only fun but a great way to meet new “friends” and if you have all the friends you need. Dancing can just be another fun activity that you can enjoy together.
Anyway.. I started Dancing For Fun so I can share with you the joy of dance like I’ve experienced and still experiencing in my life and so have many others around the world, I realized at the age of 17 that Ballroom, Swing, and Latin dancing is for people of all ages.
I mean why just a dinner and a movie on a Friday night; why not dinner, a movie and dancing on a Friday night. Doesn’t that sound so much more fun. I Hope I gave you enough details about my background… Feel free to ask me any question you want…
See you on the dance floor!!
Sean Christopher
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Dance It Off Dance Studio
6080 Sandy Springs Cir
Sandy Springs GA 30328
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6080 Sandy Springs Cir
Sandy Springs GA 30328
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