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Salsa Tips - What to
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So what do we wear out to those
salsa events. First of all lets go over what we dont want to
wear:
JEANS - You ever danced in jeans
when its hot? All I can say that it's to restrictive especially when the music
is fast.
LADIES SPANDEX / LYCRA - Salsa isnt a keep fit class although we use alot
energy but spandex/ lycra show those sweat marks, NOT
NICE.
HIGH HEELS - High heels are great
when going out with mates down the pub or to special occasions but for salsa
when you're dancing at 90 mph across the dance floor there is going to be a
broken ankle. NOT GOOD. Also if you accidently step on someone you mite put
their foot out of action for a while.
MICRO
SKIRTS - Lets not go there. Lets put it this way if a guy dips you
everyone is going to see those parts you don't want them to see and you might
attract the wrong kind of male partner.
SO WHAT SHOULD WE
WEAR?
What you wear also helps with the way you feel. The general
concencance on the UK scene is guys wear black and alot of the ladies wear
trousers. Make sure that the trousers are quite loose. Remember it's not nice
dancing in a pool of sweat with your trousers sticking to your legs, YUCK!!.
Just remember take your all important buddy the towel and t
-shirt.
If you want to get some cool salsa clothing click here for
www.salsawear.co.uk. They sell
some excellent guys trousers (I got two pairs myself) which are nice and baggy
and feel and look good. There is also plenty of womens clothing on there to.
FOOTWEAR: As far as footwear goes for guys
wear what you like although trainers kind of impede on spins and turns. For
ladies don't wear high highs but something with a smooth surface which you can
turn on. Alot of ladies I know wear trainers which is cool, but if you want to
spin then there is to much resistant on the sole of the trainer which doesn't
help.
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