Product Description

Latin Dancing Advanced level with ballroom dancing champion Teresa Mason raises the level of style and technique to new heights. This program combines the basic and intermediate steps together and builds on the basic steps taught in the first program in this series Latin Dancing for Beginners. This program introduces four more intricate steps for Merengue, Paso Doble, Tango, Bolero and Mambo.

Also includes advanced style tips for leading and following for each step of each dance. Teresa Mason teaches the gentleman¹s part first, then joins her demonstrating partner for the lady¹s part. The patterns are demonstrated in an easy-to-follow method, designed to make the student confident about his or her ability to execute them in any social setting.

Instructor Teresa Mason is a professional teacher and performer and is a former national champion competitor. She operates Dance Arts in Houston and her teaching is accredited by the Imperial Society.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #80450 in DVD
• Released on: 2007-01-30
• Rating: NR (Not Rated)
• Aspect ratio: 1.33:1
• Formats: Color, Dolby, DVD, NTSC
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 1
• Running time: 45 minutes

Customer Reviews

another entry level dance video
Here is another Mason production that is fine for the super beginner. Dance steps/figures are very basic. The teacher is pleasant, easy to hear and likable.

The purchase price is nice on the budget but the material taught is also very limited. I think that her movements and methods are geared toward the older less physically active dancer.

A serious student should consider spending a bit more for the extensive figures in any of the dvida syllabus videos. Each has anywhere from 10 to 30 figures. The american tango bronze syllabus, for example, has 15 figures and is 145 minutes long.

If our want to order a comparably priced video to the one reviewed here and you are new to dance, I recommend the videos featuring Kasha Kozac and her partner...I forgot his name...

overall Ms. Mason's instructional films seem best suited for the less active, new to dance, over 40 crowd.

good luck and happy dancing

Great reference video
The instructors dance with great style. If you know the dance and this is a great reference.