Well, have you ever seen Spiderman? (He's my fav superhero). Well, the introduction part where they show how the new nerve endings are lighting up and some new ones are created? Well, I feel that is exactly what is happening...

This is the instructor Thomas Guerrero, of Santo Rico Dance, showcasing some moves he taught at his workshop in UK.

Here is a useful table to help convert dancing salsa dancing On1 timing to On2 timing and its variants.

So, what do you get when you combine some of the smartest people in the nation (MIT - is a univeristy that is #1 in the US) and salsa casino rueda? Well, you might be surprised! Its funny how most of the great salsa dancers that I know are engineers.I may not be a big fan of salsa rueda (mainly because I like my alone one-on-one time with the lady), but it fun in a group environment. Its kind of like salsa speeding dating/dancing.

Well, it finally happened. I can dance on2 much better than I started. I really don't have to think about counting that much anymore (I do have my screw-ups, but I quickly realize and fix them). It happened this week. I went dancing every day except Monday for at least 2-3 hours (on2). But, guess what? I had to dance on1 with some ladies in the crowd - and OH MY... I couldn't. I literally forgot what on1 was. My feet didn't feel right, they didn't step in the right spots - I ended up autocorrecting myself to go back on2. I guess I've built the new 'on2' white blood cells and they are kicking the on1 cells out... in the words of Rodney King: Can't we just all get along?