I’m heading to Chile soon. Every time I travel, I’m reminded of something important: Dance connects us beyond cities. Beyond countries. Beyond accents. Different places.Same rhythm. What we’re building here isn’t just technique. it’s a community that moves together — even if we’re miles apart 🌎 And that’s powerful. So now I’m curious… Where are you dancing from right now? Drop your city or country below 👇Let’s see how far this community really reaches.

I previously wrote how it is sometimes difficult for new mambo dancers to hear and dance to the beat of the music. There is an app I use in my teaching to help my students dance on the beat and in time with the music. It's called the Salsa Beat Machine/ Salsa Rhythm Machine which can be downloaded from Google Play or the App Store. The app can isolate and play each salsa instrument and play each one at a different bpm ( beats pper minute ) . It even has an instructor voice that can call out the timing of the music and set the clave 3/2 or 2/3 . It doesn't matter if you dance ON1 or ON2 .Get this app. It can really help your mambo dancing .Keep on dancing !

Commit to yourself. Write in the comments: 👉 I will practice ___ hours per week Consistency is the foundation of all progress.

Apologies for not being as communicative lately... that change of temps this past weekend has gripped me up and the post nasal drip is rough. Trying to get better so I can at least attend an event Sat night to see the shows, even if I don't dance... I feel much better and am taking all the things to be healthier!

Hola Everyone, This message is actually for Mike Osborne . I see that you and your wife are professional ball room dancers who are transitioning to mambo thru Mambolab . I met and befriended a professional ball room dance couple over 20 + years ago at the Puerto Rico World Salsa Congress held at the Caribe Hilton Hotel in San Juan. . They are Tony and Melanie ball room dance champions who also loved salsa ( I hope I got their names right , long time ) We met again at several more congresses in New York and Puerto Rico. They eventually retired from competition and opened their own dance studio iin New York , right in Times Square , teaching salsa & ball room . They are an inspiration to others making the transition to salsa / mambo ! Take care and keep on dancing !