​Friday Practice Session

​This is where the actual learning happens. Class gives you information, social dancing is for fun, but practice is where you get uncomfortable, try things, ask questions, and actually improve.

​What happens:

• ​Practice what you learned (or didn't quite get)

• ​Ask for feedback without feeling awkward about it

• ​Watch others and steal their moves

• ​Figure out what you need to work on

• ​Chat between dances

• ​Exist in a low-pressure space where messing up is the point

​For beginners:

​You're encouraged to stay. Watch. Try things. Talk to people who've been dancing longer. This is how you get better faster - not by grinding alone at home or watching short videos, but by being around other dancers and asking "wait how did you do that?"

​If you came to the beginner class before this, you're already in for free. No extra charge.

​Timing note:

​The beginner class (6:30-8:30pm) includes a 30-minute practice session at the end that overlaps with this. Everyone else: show up from 8pm onward. We're building in this overlap so people can arrive casually, warm up together, and mix levels before the open level class/full practice session kicks off at 8:30pm.

​Pricing:

• ​Beginners from the 6:30pm class: stay for free.

• ​£4 if you book at least 1 day in advance (so not same-day)

• ​£5 at the door or same-day booking

• ​Students: £2 advance / £3 door

​About booking & cancellations: We accept cash at the door but booking online helps us plan. If you need to cancel, we'll give you credit for another class rather than a refund - we all have day jobs and chasing refunds is a mess. Be kind, consider the hassle cancellations create for us 😛

​P.S. This isn't a milonga. This is deliberate practice with other humans who also want to improve. Bring questions. Bring curiosity. Bring your weird technique problems.