Brazilian Zouk · Lambada · New York City

Understand the movement.
Dance freely.

Brazilian Zouk and Lambada in New York City. Build connection, timing and confidence with weekly classes, private coaching or ongoing mentorship.

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Gab Lacarriere · Teacher & movement educator

Movement meets education.
A master’s degree in pedagogy, applied to your dancing.

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On the dance floor

See the dance.

Connection, timing and room to explore. Watch a moment of Brazilian Zouk improvisation with Gab and Caroline.

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Find your starting point

How would you like to train?

Join a weekly class, focus on a personal goal, or build an ongoing practice. Here’s what each option offers.

Explore Tuesday Brazilian Zouk classes or Thursday Lambada classes in New York City.

New to Zouk, or unsure where to begin?

Tell Gab about your experience and what you’d like to work on. He can help you choose a suitable class or session.

Ask Gab where to start

Prices in USD. Tuesday class memberships and monthly mentorship are separate programs.

The teaching approach

More than a move.
A way to learn.

Understand what matters, feel it in your body, and make it yours on the dance floor.

  1. Understand

    Explore timing, direction and connection.

  2. Feel

    Connect the idea with what you feel while moving.

  3. Practice

    Repeat with a clear focus and useful feedback.

  4. Adapt

    Explore your choices with different partners and music.

Explore the teaching method
Gab exploring movement with a group of dancers during a workshop
Learning together, one discovery at a time.

Before your first step

A few useful answers.

Choose a format, check the details, then confirm your next step with Gab.

I’m new to Zouk. Where should I start?

Tuesday Zouk is intermediate+. If you are new to Zouk or partner dancing, tell Gab about your experience before choosing a class. He can help you explore Lambada or individual training.

How do I arrange my first session?

Explore the class schedule or private training options, then contact Gab with your experience and preferred dates. Confirm the format, location, availability and payment arrangements before attending. An inquiry does not reserve a place.

Is mentorship the same as a class membership?

They are separate programs. Tuesday memberships cover Tuesday Zouk classes. Monthly mentorship combines individual coaching, Kinesthetic Practice, Sunday group training and your member learning space. Admission is selective, with a limit of 30 students to keep the experience personal.

I’m already a member. Where do I go?

Open your member space to access your training tools and booking calendar.

Your next step

Bring your questions.
We’ll find a starting point.

Tell Gab what you’ve danced before and what you’d like to explore.