YOU want to dance really well…because what’s the point otherwise?

You’re not content with being average or mediocre…at ANYTHING.

You’re not the type of person who settles.

So why would you want to put yourself out there publicly and risk failing and feeling like a fool in front of a bunch of random strangers in a Salsa club?

Probably because you have a long-held desire to express yourself to music…to throw off the inhibitions, to move as confidently and effortlessly across a dance floor as you do a boardroom.

Maybe because you’re craving the type of connection that feels like telepathy, and is magnetic and mesmerising to watch.

And maybe because it feels like your life is somehow missing something, or lacking the joy and fulfilment which makes all your hard work feel worthwhile.

But somewhere along the line you bought into the idea (like most people) that learning to dance had to:

• Take forever
• Feel horribly difficult
• Be done in a public space
• Ramp up stress levels to maximum

Do a ton of social dancing to improve faster (when in reality, doing this too early can create a ton of bad habits and corrupt your technique)

Go to as many different classes as possible (when this often causes confusion through conflicting advice and teachers contradicting each other)

Learn a new long routine every lesson (when most dancers struggle to remember and integrate even a small chunk of it into their freestyle dancing)

Focus on your foundations (when many so-called “advanced” classes are full of people with little or no technique)

Feel the fear and do it anyway (when countless numbers of raw beginners felt the fear and then ran a mile, never to return)

Keep showing up (when many, many people have been showing up for 20 plus years and STILL have a very low level of skill)

 And, what if the way it’s always been done DOESN’T work as effectively and reliably as everyone assumes?

What if you are the type of person who ISN’T inspired by a mass market, mainstream kind of experience?

What if your previous dance experiences were NOT a true reflection of your ACTUAL ability and potential?

What if a weekly one hour group class or private lesson didn’t work with your lifestyle – and actually LIMITED your progress?

What if being a “natural dancer” wasn’t some rare gift like everyone seems to believe – but your natural default human state which just got pushed aside and forgotten by a society which has placed higher value on other things.

And MAYBE it’s still there waiting to be rediscovered…once you quit stalling over a method which doesn’t work quickly or predictably for the vast majority of people anyway.

What if there was another route into becoming that awesome Salsa dancer?

A route which was under the radar and out of the mainstream spotlight, and could help you remove all those friction points so you felt that dancing wasn’t just natural, but EASY…

You’ll LOVE the Secret Salsa Club if:

You are looking for a fulfilling and transformative personal journey rather than a one-size-fits-all collective where you have to force yourself to fit in.

You’d love to become a skillful dancer, but you don’t fancy the idea of dancing with random strangers in big Salsa clubs. At least not yet.

You’re not a crowd follower, people pleaser or social butterfly – you’re used to taking the lonely road.

You don’t want to put your dance journey into the public domain – you prefer to keep the struggle behind closed doors and the public persona polished and intact.

You are fine with investing energy, focus and effort over the long term – in fact you LOVE it – as long as you get an obvious and exponential return on it.

The quality of the experience is as important to you as the result.

Thinking This Might Be For You?

If this is ticking all the boxes for you so far, then this just MIGHT be a place where you’ll enjoy discovering a DIFFERENT kind of dance journey.

But it’s not for everyone.

I’ll be honest – you’re not going to love it if:

• You are always seeking to be life and soul of the biggest, coolest parties.
• You just want to “learn a few moves and have fun” and are only interested in the social side of Salsa dancing.
• You’re not interested in a “dance journey” – the destination is where it’s at and you want to have arrived already.
• You’re happy to do what the masses do – you just want to meet more people.
• Personal growth is at the bottom of your “shopping list” – your thought processes are about as deep as a puddle.
• You start lots of things, get bored easily and quit even faster.