So You Think you CAN'T Dance

About the Workshop 

So you think you can’t dance? We invite you to prove yourself wrong!

Dance is transformative. It connects us to ourselves, our bodies, and our unique creative essence. It instills confidence and healing. It fosters connection with others in our communities and across the globe, bridging cultures and generations.

So often, our own limiting beliefs get in our way, preventing us from stepping into the joy of our full aliveness. Whether you love to dance or stand in the back of the room at the party, we invite you to join us for a morning of safe, non-judgemental, and playful movement.

This workshop is designed to build your confidence and equip you with the tools to step onto the dance floor right away.

In this workshop, you’ll learn:

• Fundamentals of solo and partner dancing
• Basic rhythms and counting patterns
• Foundational footwork sequences
• Partner connection and etiquette
• Musicality and how to feel the song

No prior experience with dance required. In fact, it’s encouraged! 

All ages, bodies, and abilities welcome.

Please wear comfortable clothing and bring a water bottle.

About Izzy 

Izzy Zucker (she/her) is a writer, dancer, and facilitator. Izzy’s work draws inspiration from the movement between inner and outer landscapes, and explores how each mirrors and shapes the other. Her dance style and training fuses salsa, Brazilian zouk, bachata, cumbia, and intuitive movement, grown from her formative years in ballet and contemporary. She’s studied dance in Seattle, Atlanta, throughout Mexico, and Cali, Colombia. Get to know her through her Substack at baila.substack.com.