LaBlast is a 9-workout dance cardio program in Daily Burn’s on-demand library, spanning Beginner through Intermediate — one of three programs built around cardio and coordination together, and the only one of the three structured as dance choreography rather than general drills. Here’s what the program covers, who it’s for, and how it compares to the library’s other cardio-coordination programs.
What Is Daily Burn LaBlast?
LaBlast is a 9-workout program in Daily Burn’s on-demand library, built by Dancing With The Stars choreographer Louis van Amstel around ballroom-inspired dance styles — salsa, rumba, and swing among them — taught solo, without a partner. It spans Beginner through Intermediate difficulty, combining cardio conditioning with the coordination work of learning choreography.
Who LaBlast Is Built For
The Beginner-through-Intermediate range means LaBlast doesn’t assume dance experience — it fits exercisers who want cardio work that comes with a rhythm and a routine to learn, rather than repeated drills. It suits anyone who finds straight cardio intervals monotonous and wants coordination and footwork built into the conditioning itself.
How LaBlast Compares to the Library’s Other Cardio-Coordination Programs
Daily Burn’s library has three programs built around cardio and coordination together: Kickboxing & Dance Cardio Collection (20 workouts, Intermediate–Advanced), LaBlast (9 workouts, Beginner–Intermediate), and MOVE! (7 workouts, Beginner–Intermediate). LaBlast sits in the middle by length and is the only one of the three built specifically around structured dance choreography rather than general cardio-and-coordination drills — Kickboxing & Dance Cardio Collection blends kickboxing with dance cardio, and MOVE! isn’t dance-specific.
What to Expect From the Program
Across 9 workouts, expect routines built from ballroom and Latin dance styles — solo, so there’s no partner or prior dance background required. Sessions layer new steps and combinations on top of a cardio base, so coordination builds alongside conditioning. The Beginner–Intermediate range means the routines get more layered as the program progresses, without requiring Advanced-level dance fitness to start.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Daily Burn LaBlast for?
Exercisers who want cardio conditioning built around dance choreography rather than straight intervals or drills, at a Beginner-through-Intermediate level. No dance background or partner needed.
How many workouts are in LaBlast, and what difficulty level is it?
Nine workouts, spanning Beginner through Intermediate difficulty.
What makes LaBlast different from the library’s other dance and cardio-coordination programs?
It’s the only one of Daily Burn’s three cardio-and-coordination programs built specifically around structured dance choreography — Kickboxing & Dance Cardio Collection mixes in kickboxing and runs Intermediate–Advanced only, and MOVE! isn’t dance-specific.
Is LaBlast a good starting point if I’m new to dance workouts?
Yes — LaBlast starts at Beginner and doesn’t assume any prior dance experience or a partner.
Does Daily Burn offer a free trial to try LaBlast?
Daily Burn doesn’t offer a free trial — membership is backed by a money-back guarantee instead, so you can start LaBlast and get your money back if it’s not the right fit. Membership runs $19.99/month and includes the full program library — workout videos combined with 1:1 nutrition coaching — not just LaBlast on its own.