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Salsa Sabotage

Occasionally, I get asked to dance by really great dancers (aka, “salsa ninjas”) and it’s a rare opportunity for me to raise the bar on my salsa. I have to try and focus on not getting nervous and doing something stupid like punching said person in the face (it’s a dangerous salsa world and besides getting pillaged in the foot by spiked heels, sometimes people get whacked in the face…by me). It’s a threat I’m willing to live with, but would warn others about.

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Talk about sabotage…

Just for today, I’m aware of my salsa sabotage.

2 thoughts on “Salsa Sabotage

  • I had 1 girl elbow me in the chin when executing a double turn , owe. que dolor!I didn’t dance with her for a month.

  • For some reason, this person still dances with me. I’m, quite frankly, surprised.

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