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Salcer
Salsa steps, counted out loud.
Put this on the table, stand in front of it, and dance. Salcer shows you where the feet go, eight counts at a time, and counts along out loud so you can keep your eyes up.
Pick a single step and drill it, or ask for a lesson and it will string steps together for a few minutes, calling the name of the next one before it arrives.
Practice one step
It loops until you stop it. Tap the floor to pause.
Or take a lesson
Steps one after another for a few minutes, with the name of the next one called out before it arrives.
Who picks the steps
Different steps
How often would you like each step? Nought leaves it out.
How long
Minutes
Settings
Slower is for learning the shape of a step; around 110 is a comfortable practice tempo, and a real salsa track runs 160 and up. The counting and the step names are two separate voices, so you can turn either of them down on its own.
Reading the floor
- Both feet look the same. You see them from above, as if looking down at your own.
- A foot shading gold is tapping where it already stands.
- Counts 4 and 8 are rests. Nothing moves; the counting carries on.
- Each count ends on its picture, and count 1 sets off from the feet together.