Basic Class Level Descriptions for Teens & Adults

Please note that the number of years of training is a general guideline, and actual skill levels may vary.

We may ask you to switch classes if your current level does not align with the class's requirements.

Intro to Flamenco (Tuesday 6pm class)

For absolute beginners with no prior Flamenco or dance experience. Ideal for teens and adults seeking the physical and aesthetic benefits of dance in a recreational setting, or for those returning after a long break from Flamenco.

What You’ll Learn: Basic footwork, arm movements, and Flamenco rhythms.

Beginner I - 1st ~ 3rd year or who stopped dancing for a while (Tuesday 6:00pm class)

For those with a year or more of experience in introductory Flamenco or similar classes, or those returning after a break. This class builds on fundamental skills.

What You’ll Learn: Mastery of basic arm movements, rhythms, and footwork through exercises and short choreographies.

Beginner II - less than 5 years of continuous training (Tuesday 6pm or Saturday 10:30am class)

For students with less than 5 years of continuous training. Continue developing skills, terminology, and steps.

What You’ll Learn: Introduction to various “palos” such as Tangos, Soleas, Alegrias, Guahiras, Farrucas, Fandangos..

Intermediate I (Saturday 11:30AM & 12:30PM class)

For students with at least 5 years of continuous training (at least twice a week) who need further breakdown of techniques. This class is for those who have already studied major palos such as Solea, Alegrias, Bulerias, Tangos, Fandangos, Seguriyas..) and now require advanced refinement.

What You’ll Learn: Advanced techniques with various palos and props (castanets, mantón, etc.) at a fast pace.

Intermediate II (Saturday 11:30AM & 12:30PM class)

For students with strong Flamenco techniques and understanding of all major palos and props. This class is for those accustomed to a fast-paced environment.

What You’ll Learn: Refined techniques, complex combinations, and advanced use of props (baston, castanets)

Advance I

For dancers with solid Flamenco technique who can handle a challenging pace and perform your solos. Focuses on intricate footwork and developing speed, clarity, and dynamic execution. Advanced status is based on skill and readiness, not merely years of study.

What You’ll Learn: Advanced footwork, complex rhythms, and solo performance skills.

Advance II (semi professional)

For semi-professional dancers/dancers who are looking for performance opportunities and can create your own solos.