Frequently asked questions
Here you’ll find answers to the most common questions about our classes, workshops, events & parties at Cuban Salsa Power Berlin.
If you can’t find the answer you’re looking for here, please contact us.
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Sure! No need to be shy. There are a few students in most of our classes who don’t speak German.
All our teachers speak English. They’ll be happy to teach bilingually, which means they’ll repeat the important points in English and answer your questions.
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1. You can sign up for our “Salsa Cubana Beginner 1” class via the class calendar.
2. You can join the dance intro on Thursdays at Soda Club (Kulturbrauerei Berlin).
The dance intro starts at 7:15 PM. Afterwards, Berlin’s biggest salsa party takes place there.
You don’t need to sign up for the dance intro. Entry costs €8.
If you can confidently do the basic salsa step, Dile Que No, Enchufla, and Mira La Bonita, you can then move on to our “Beginner 2” classes.
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Yes! You can sign up for all our classes without a partner.
We switch partners frequently in class, so if it doesn’t work out at some point, you can practice on your own for a short time.
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Our classes take place in different studios and event locations. If you select the class you want in the class calendar, you’ll find the address at the top under “Location”. In the event description under “Room”, you’ll find the name of the studio.
You can find an overview of our locations on the contact page.
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Please bring clean indoor shoes to all classes.
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Since our classes are often fully booked, we prefer it if you register online.
Using the schedule, it’s super easy and convenient to sign up for our classes.
To do that, you’ll need to create a user account on Eversports.
With pre-registration, we can then check you in quickly.
This also reduces extra stress and hustle for our teachers, so they can fully focus on the class and your questions.
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You need to register individually. That makes it easier for us to prepare the classes and enables a quick check-in.
Unfortunately, this couples feature isn’t available in our admin system.
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You can take private lessons with Timo.
It’s best to simply send us a no-obligation email to info@cspberlin.com. We’ll send you all the information you need.
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You can also book our weekly classes via Urban Sports Club (except for the teams on Wednesdays).
Because we have different locations, there isn’t a single overview of our classes on USC.
To see the classes, you need to find the right location on USC and select the date you want in the schedule.
We recommend using our online schedule to keep an overview of our classes. There you can search specifically for the class you want on USC.
To find us in the USC app or on the website, enter “Cuban Salsa Power Berlin” in the search and you should see all our locations.
You can use the schedule on our website to find out where the class takes place.
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If you already dance salsa but are attending our classes for the first time, we recommend starting with a lower level than you’re used to. From experience, our “Intermediate” and “Advanced” classes are a bit more challenging than usual.
If you felt you were in the wrong level, it’s best to ask one of the teachers.
If the level was too low for you, you’re welcome to stay and take the class at the higher level.