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Start Your First Month
 

Learn Dominican Bachata From the Ground Up


Build strong fundamentals, musicality, creativity, and real partner connection from your very first class.
 


Learn Bachata the Way It’s Lived
 

How Classes Work​
 

​​Tres Golpes runs two weekly classes designed to build strong fundamentals and help you feel comfortable dancing with anyone.

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Wednesdays — El Mangú (Foundations)
Strong basics, timing, footwork, and the core structure of Dominican bachata. You'll also learn about the music and instruments that shape the dance.

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Thursdays — Los Tres Golpes (Musicality · Connection · Creativity)
Learn to interpret the music, connect with your partner, and dance with freedom through improvisation and playful movement.

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You can attend either class or both during your month.

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Location
Ripley-Grier Studios
939 8th Ave (between 55th & 56th)
New York City

 

Class Time
7:00 PM – 8:30 PM

Classes are 90 minutes.
The studio stays open until 9:00 if you want to stay, practice, ask questions, or dance.

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What You Get Your First Month​
 

​Your first month gives you space to explore the classes, build your base, and get comfortable with the Tres Golpes approach.

  • Access to every class scheduled during your month

  • Foundations training: timing, technique, and musical understanding

  • Musicality, creativity, and partner connection through guided practice

  • Access to the Tres Golpes online learning community

  • A clear path for continuing your progress after the first month

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Tres Golpes Bachata Classes
 

First Month:
$36
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Your subscription gives you access to every class we teach during the month, including both weekly classes and any additional sessions we add.

 

$120 / Month After — Cancel anytime.

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FAQ
 

Do I need a partner?
 

​​No partner is required. Most people rotate partners during class, which helps everyone learn faster and feel comfortable dancing with different people.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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Do I need experience?
 

No experience is necessary.​ The Wednesday class focuses more on foundations, while Thursday explores musicality and creativity. Both classes are open-level, and we teach in a way that allows beginners and experienced dancers to learn together.

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What should I wear?
 

Wear comfortable clothes and shoes that allow you to move easily. Some dancers bring a second pair of shoes for the studio floor, and some even dance in socks.

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What if I miss a class?
 

Your membership gives you access to every class scheduled during your month.​​ Many students can’t attend both classes every week. Just come whenever your schedule allows.

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Can I cancel after my first month?
 

Yes. You can cancel anytime before your next billing cycle.

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What if I don’t want the membership but still want to continue?
 

That’s completely fine.​ After your first month you can continue with either drop-in classes or the four-class pack if you prefer a more flexible schedule.

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Ready to Start Dancing?
 

Wednesdays
 

El Mangú​

(Foundations)

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Strong basics, timing, footwork, and the core structure of Dominican bachata.​

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Thursdays
 

Los Tres Golpes​

(Musicality · Connection · Creativity)

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Interpret the music, connect with your partner, and dance with freedom through improvisation.​

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Time

7:00 PM – 8:30 PM
(Studio stays open until 9:00 for practice and questions)

 

Location

Ripley-Grier Studios
939 8th Ave (Between 55th & 56th Street)

 

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