In San Francisco, dance is often less about choreography and more about connection. Studios range from converted garages to Dolores Park tennis courts. Some sessions feel like workouts, others like self-care rituals, and some are just pure joy.
In the latest edition of our Pro Tips series, we asked eight of the Bay Area’s hottest dance teachers to share the classes they take when they have free time and the dance studios they recommend to friends to check out. We’ve also linked to the classes each expert teaches, in case you want to check those out, too.
Dudley Flores, director of Rhythm & Motion at ODC
Pick: Salsa & Bachata, Lak’ech Dance Academy, 2885 Ettie St, Oakland…