Begin with a diagnosis, not a lesson. Watch them dance for two minutes and read the passive dance. Where does the weight stall, where does the axis wobble, where does the frame go soft. Then choose one theme, the single change that will unlock the most, and protect it from your own temptation to teach everything you can see.
Structure the hour like a small story. Warm up, isolate the theme, apply it to real music, then name the one thing to practise before you meet again.
Agree the price, the length and the cancellation terms before you start.
Private kizomba lessons reward preparation and punish improvisation.


