Your membership gives you complete access to over 80 courses for new beginners through advanced levels in technique, choreography and flamenco theory. You also get access to a members only Facebook group, live trainings, live practice sessions, monthly challenges & workouts. Payment is automatic and you can cancel any time.

YES! All the video lessons are in the membership area of the website. The community is on Facebook but you have access to all the video dance lessons on the membership site.

Yes — if you're ready to show up for it. OFS has a full New Beginners Area with a clear path: start with First 21 Days of Flamenco and go from there. Everything is organized and waiting for you. But I want to be honest — flamenco is a language and learning it takes consistency. If you're all in, we will meet you exactly where you are and walk with you every step of the way at your own pace.

The video lessons are streamed (not downloadable), so a good internet connection is needed. You can watch on any device with internet access: mobile, laptop, tablet, laptop, etc.

If you're a beginner, just wear comfortable clothes. No special equipment needed. But if you choose to progress in flamenco, then you'll need a good pair of flamenco shoes and a place to dance with a little dance floor.

I got you! When you join, I'll be guiding you every step of the way. If you're new to flamenco, start with Rumba Flamenca in the New Beginners Area. If you're an experienced dancer, you'll be led to do the Technique Tune Up to reinforce some foundations. And of course — the whole library is yours to explore whenever the mood strikes. There's always something waiting for you.

Absolutely — and this might surprise you. The most valuable work for experienced dancers isn't more choreography. It's finally understanding the structure behind what you've already been dancing. The Flamenco Theory lectures break down each palo in depth — the letras, the flow, the nuances of the compás — so you stop executing steps and start truly speaking the language. Plus the KISS Flamenco approach has a way of stripping things back and making even experienced dancers look and feel más flamenca. Come see for yourself.

YES, YES and YES! I've taught THOUSANDS of dancers from all over the world. Making the complicated world of flamenco easy to understand is my super power. My goal is focusing on teaching you HOW to learn flamenco. It's all about getting the compás (rhythm) in your muscle memory, taking one piece at a time, and truly understanding the structure of the dance. But more importantly, for you, the dancer, you must be consistent in your efforts to see any results. But that's ok because I've got your back!!

Less than you think. Most lessons run 10-15 minutes, and you don't need to do them every day to make progress. Flamenco works best as a habit, not a marathon — a little bit, consistently, beats a lot all at once. Some members dance for 10 minutes on a lunch break. Others go deep on a Sunday. Both work. The library is always there, waiting for whenever you're ready. 

Just like anything else worth learning in life, it's creating a habit and being consistent that creates any progress. But I know that this site can be addictive! ;)

Nope. A clear space in your living room and your computer is all you need to start. A lot of our dancers practice right at home — some even dance on a sheet of plywood from the hardware store instead of a real dance floor, and it works just fine. If you decide flamenco is sticking around for you, a proper pair of flamenco shoes is worth it eventually — but you don't need any of that to begin. Just show up, hit play, and dance.