*No class on July 3.
What Class Level Is Best For You?
INTRO classes are for people who have had NO flamenco training. We teach basic flamenco rhythms along with simple footwork patterns and arm work.
BEGINNING 1 classes are for students with 4 to 6 months of Intro
classes. At this level, the student should have an understanding of basic footwork and arm work.
BEGINNING 2 classes are for students with from one to three years
experience who have become comfortable with choreographies in different palos.
INTERMEDIATE 1 classes are for Beginning 2 students who want to
challenge themselves and be the kid sisters of the Intermediate 2 class.
INTERMEDIATE 2 classes are for our most advanced students, most
of whom perform or aspire to soon perform professionally. A thorough knowledge of flamenco on
all levels - music, dance, singing, palmas is taught and expected to be understood.
What to Wear
For your first class, wear form-fitting clothes (skirt optional) and shoes with 1-2" sturdy
heels. Make sure the shoes will stay on with activity—no sling-backs, for example, and straps
are recommended. You should use shoes that are reserved for dance, not street shoes. Character
shoes, if you have them, work for the first few classes. After that, you will have a better idea
of what you want and need for classes. Many beginners find flamenco shoes for sale from more experienced
dancers.
Private Instruction
Kristina de Sacramento also teaches private classes. Please contact her by email for additional information.
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