Arun S Pauer

Each track in this August's Salsa Madras intensive is capped at 16 dancers. That's not a marketing number — it's a real ceiling set by the room and the kind of hands-on correction Arun gives at this level of training. Why the Cap Exists A 16-person cap means everyone in the room gets seen — individual corrections, real feedback on your frame and timing, not just a demo from the front of the room. That's the whole point of an intensive over a regular open class. Once a track fills,...

A single 90-minute workshop feels good in the moment, but most of it is forgotten within a week. That's the gap this August's Chennai intensive is built to close. The Problem With One-Off Workshops A single workshop can show you a concept — a new combination, a styling idea, a piece of technique — but one exposure rarely becomes a habit. Without repetition, most of what's taught fades within days, and you're left having "seen" something rather than actually owning it in your body. What Four...

Two Kizomba tracks run across this August's intensive at Sukha Yoga & Wellness — one on Saturday, one on Sunday, both Improver–Intermediate level. Here's what actually separates them. Kizomba Flavours: Saturdays, 5–6 PM The soulful, traditional core of Kizomba — deep connection, grounded weight transfer, and the subtle conversation between lead and follow. This track explores the foundational flavours of traditional Kizomba: walking, tarraxinha-inspired micro-movements, and musicality. You...