Pick the two or three things you're working on before class. Grade yourself in 30 seconds after. Watch your frame, spotting and timing actually improve, class after class.
Your instructor tells you to keep your frame, spot your turns and stop rushing the 4. You nod. Then the song changes, class ends, and by next week it's gone.
Notes apps turn into a mess. Paper notebooks stay at home. Nothing tells you whether the thing you were working on last month is actually getting better.
Practica is a checklist and scorecard built for the way dancers actually train.
Choose two or three concepts from your own list, like frame, spotting, timing on 2 or body rolls. Keep a separate list for salsa, bachata or any style you take.
Your focus sits on your lock screen, so a quick glance between songs brings you back to what matters today.
Rate each focus from 1 to 5 and add a quick note if you want. Done before you've changed your shoes.
Every grade builds a history for each concept. See which skills have clicked, which have stalled, and what to bring to your next private lesson.
One class a week or five, you want to leave each one a little better than you walked in.
You're working toward the next level or a performance team and want to know you're ready.
You pay for one-on-one feedback and want it to carry over into group classes and socials.
Early-list members get first access to the beta and a say in what we build next.
Those come first, but your concept lists are yours, so it works for kizomba, zouk, West Coast Swing or any partner dance.
It runs in your phone's browser and can be added to your home screen. Nothing to install from a store.
No. It's your private practice log. You can choose to share your progress with them if you like.
We're building it now. Early-list members get access first, in the order they signed up.