This Hip Hop youth class is open to all kids ages 6 to 9. It provides a structured method of learning various Hip Hop dance movements with focus on offering a new set of combinations and mini routines in every class, advancing towards full choreography pieces.
The class is formatted to be accessible to students without dance experience, while offering enough challenging combinations for more experienced students.
In this intermediate-level class, students ages 6 to 9 with prior Hip Hop youth class experience will progress into more advanced movements and combinations, as well as learn more intricate choreography pieces.
The class is ideal for students with prior Hip Hop class or recital experience, but may be accessible to students with some experience in other dance styles.
This Hip Hop youth class progresses into more advanced choreography pieces drawing on the technique and concepts taught in previous beginner and intermediate classes.
The class is most suitable for Junior students with prior experience in Intermediate-I level classes or more than two years of hip hop dance experience.
This first-of-its-kind class fuses the best of Hip Hop music and choreography with Latin rhythm and movements.
The outcome is a fun and high energy dance class that puts a different spin on our traditional Hip Hop classes and allows the kids to double both their learning and enjoyment, as they incorporate new Latin dance concepts into their Hip Hop.
Music from the following prominent Latin Hip Hop artists is frequently featured: Pit Bull, Don Omar, Daddy Yankee and Royce, among others.
This Hip Hop youth class is open to all teenagers ages 10 to 14. It provides a structured method of learning various Hip Hop dance movements with focus on offering a new set of combinations and mini routines in every class, advancing towards full choreography pieces.
The class is formatted to be accessible to students without dance experience, while offering enough challenging combinations for more experienced students.
In this intermediate-level class, students ages 10 to 14 with prior Hip Hop youth class experience will progress into more advanced movements and combinations, as well as learn more intricate choreography pieces.
The class is ideal for students with prior Hip Hop class or recital experience, but may be accessible to students with some experience in other dance styles
This Hip Hop youth class progresses into more advanced choreography pieces drawing on the technique and concepts taught in previous beginner and intermediate classes.
The class is most suitable for Junior students with prior experience in Intermediate-I level classes or more than two years of hip hop dance experience.
Inspired by a celebrity impersonation dance show that was choreographed and performed by instructor Morgan Canham and members of her dance company, this first of its kindclass pays tribute to some of Hip Hop and Pop’s most iconic female stars, including Ke$ha, Lady Gaga and Britney Spears, as it teaches choreography pieces that best capture the essences of each of those artists, incorporating some of their most famous dance routines, facial expressions, signature moves, and of course, their music.
With each week, the class will be dedicated to a new artist and students are encouraged to don whatever costumes and accessories they think best mimics the artist’s style and persona.
In essence, for one hour every week, you will get to become that artist…or at least, become their avatar!
This class is suitable for both beginner and more experienced students.
Disclaimer: Copyrights to the Avatar franchise, posters and likeness are owned by 20th Century Fox and its affiliates and are used herein for illustration purposes only.
Popping is a street dance and one of the original funk styles that came from California during the 1960s-70s.
It is based on the technique of quickly contracting and relaxing muscles to cause a jerk in the dancer's body, referred to as a pop or a hit.
As one of the earliest funk and street dance style, popping is closely related to hip hop dancing and is often performed in battles, where participants try to outperform each other in front of a crowd
This class is formatted to be accessible to students without dance experience, while offering enough challenging combinations for more experienced students.
Watch a demo video below of Popping classes
Locking—Teens (ages 10-14)
Locking is a style of funk dance and street dance, which is today also associated with Hip Hop.
It relies on fast and distinct arm and hand movements combined with more relaxed hips and legs. The movements are generally large and exaggerated, and often very rhythmic and tightly synced with the music.
This class is formatted to be accessible to students without dance experience, while offering enough challenging combinations for more experienced students.
This class is designed to teach dance technique essential for building a solid foundation for any dance style.
Specifically, students in this class will::
- Learn turns, leaps and jumps that are essential for any style of dance.
- Strengthen core and increase flexibility to prepare their bodies for dancing.
- Focus on learning a new skill every week starting from basic to more complex ones.
This class is open for both beginner and more experienced dancers, and is ideal for students currently or soon-to-be enrolled in Hip Hop Intermediate I or higher level classes.
