How To Cha Cha For Beginners

Learn the Cha Cha Basic Steps

What you'll learn
How to Cha Cha
Dance Secrets
Pro Cha Cha Technique
Basic Steps
Requirements
Interest in the Cha Cha Dance
Description
Demonstrator: Amanda MeyerAmanda fell in love with dancing at the age of 9. She has competeted throughout the United States and is a former Youth Latin National Finalist. She is experienced in the Intetrnational 10 dance as well as the American style of dancing. She has trained with several world class instructors including United States champhions in both International Latin and Standard professional categories. Amanda has an extroverted personality, enjoys meeting new people and takes pride in teaching a fun new skill.The cha cha cha is a lively, fun, cheeky and playful dance of Cuban origin.This course is built for solo progress and individual practice.Although you can always learn with a partner/ with a group of your dance buddies, but it’s not necessary.Learn at your own pace - You can watch our videos at anytime from any location as often as you like. Don’t remember a move? No problem, you can always come back to it and watch it again when it’s convenient for you.This program takes you step-by-step, through the process of:-gaining rhythm -moving to the beat-loosening up your body to stop looking stiff and tensed up-learning a set of the most versatile, best looking dance moves-connecting these moves together-practicing them the right way No materials or special shoes are needed. This course should take you a couple hours to complete, but it's definitely a good idea to go over the material again and again to make sure you get it to muscle memory.Benefits of Dancing-Dance is like exercise, but its fun exercise.-Dancing releases endorphins, serotonins and dopamine in your bloodstream that raise your spirit, make you feel good in your body, and can help chase away the blues.-Everyone needs a hobby, so why not take on a healthy, fun, and useful activity that will enrich your life?-Dance done right, will naturally improve your posture, balance, and coordination. You will feel more alive in your body, which translates to greater confidence as you move through your everyday world.-Learning to dance is one of the very best activities to support brain plasticity - keeping your brain active and healthy as you age.-Social dancing expands a person’s comfort zone through an activity admired by all cultures. Dancing provides an opportunity to communicate with others more easily.This course is a great place to start your dance journey, because it’s designed for beginners, breaking down the steps into simple moves that you will quickly master.

Overview

Section 1: Solo Practice

Lecture 1 Hip Action in Cha Cha

Lecture 2 Beginner Cha Cha Solo Practice

Lecture 3 Cha Cha Basic Solo Practice

Lecture 4 Cha Cha Solo Routine For All Levels

Lecture 5 Easy to Follow Cha Cha Workout

Section 2: How to Count

Lecture 6 How to Count (Latin Dances)

Section 3: Pro Tips / Deep Technique

Lecture 7 10 Chasses in Cha Cha

Lecture 8 Arm Styling

Lecture 9 Body Action in Latin American Dancing

Lecture 10 Hip Twist Turns

Section 4: Bonus Section

Lecture 11 Newcomer Cha Cha Couple Routine

Everybody Who Wants to Dance