Classes
Four ways to take class
Every class starts with a warm-up and ends in a circle. Dancers 10 to 12 begin in foundations, and dancers 13 to 16 take the teen classes.
Hip hop, ages 10 to 12
Foundations: bounce, rock and the first grooves, then a short combination to finish.
Hip hop foundationsHip hop, ages 13 to 16
Longer combinations, freestyle and the sets that become crew pieces.
Teen hip hopBreaking
Toprock, footwork and freezes, from the floor up, for ages 10 to 16 in two groups.
How breaking class worksPopping and locking
Hits, isolations and the basics of locking, for ages 13 to 16.
Popping and locking
Starting out
How do I try a class?
Pick a class on the schedule and book a time on our registration page. Wear clothes you can move in, bring water, and come a few minutes early to meet your teacher.
Which class is right for my dancer?
Dancers 10 to 12 start in a foundations class. Dancers 13 to 16 join a teen class, and a teen who has danced before can try one at a first visit. After the class, the teacher tells you which one fits.
Do I stay, and may I watch?
Grown-ups wait in the front room, which has a window onto the studio. The last Saturday of each month is a watch day, and families sit along the wall for the classes.
Not sure which class?
Try a class, and your teacher will tell you which one fits.