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dance class info
Hip Hop
Hip Hop culture consists of four main elements: graffiti art, break dancing, DJing and emceeing. The 2 main categories of Hip Hop dance are Old School and New Style Hiphop. Old School consists of locking, popping, breaking and wave. New Style Hip Hop is unique on its own and usually goes hand in hand with slower pace songs. Hip Hop is all about rhythm, groove and a whole lot of flavor!
L.A / Lyrical
Put a punctuation mark into Hip Hop!
This New Style Hip Hop is characterized as hard-hitting involving flexibility, isolations combined with milking techniques. It is very rhythmic and emphasis is placed on musicality.
Lyrical Hip Hop is a fluid and more interpretive version of New Style Hip Hop most often danced to down-tempo rap music or R&B music. Get trained in full body control!
Reggae
Reggae is an African Caribbean style of music developed on the island of Jamaica. The word “Reggae” was coined around 1960 to identify a “ragged” style of dance music.
Popping
Popping revolves around the technique of hitting: continuous flexing of the muscles to the beat while executing precise and funky angles. This gives off an illusion of a jolting effect.
Throw in some rolls and moves like ‘the Wave’ and ‘the Glide’, and you’ll be taken back to the funky Old School!
Locking
Locking is created by Don ‘Campbellock’ Campbell in the late 1960s during the soul / funk era. It was developed around the concept of a series of quick movements flowing into sudden stops and pauses. Locking is a fun-filled dance style which never fails to bring out the funk in your soul.
So pull up your socks and get your groove on!
The essence of Reggae lies in precise body isolations and percussive hip movements. Learn to dance Reggae and explore the fundamental moves, ie: dutty wine, butterfly, willie bounce etc.
The essence of reggae lies in precise body isolations and percussive hip movements. Learn to dance reggae and explore the fundamental moves ie: swing it, bounce and butterfly. Get Ragged!
Waacking
Waacking focuses mainly on dynamic arms movements, extensions as well as various poses.
It is a dance style originated way back in the 1970s. In recent years, Waacking has been incorporated with other dance styles such as Locking, House and Hip Hop.
This style is open for everyone!
B-Boying
B-boying is a form of Hip Hop dancing popularly known as breaking. It consists of top or up rock, footwork, spinning moves (power moves), and freeze. B-boying began in the Bronx, NY. The term “B-boy” or “B-boying” was created by Kool Herc who was a DJ spinning at block parties in the Bronx back in the days.
Jazz
Originated from African American vernacular dance, the prominence of Jazz today is spurred by great teachers like Jack Cole, Gus Giordano, Luigi etc. Jazz is the foundation of many sub-styles like Contemporary Jazz, Lyrical Jazz. Be trained in ballet technique, isolations and placements.
Lyrical Jazz
A technical class which combines elements of Ballet, Modern, and Jazz dance techniques. It also emphasizes on listening skills and portrayal of emotions through movement. It is performed to the lyrics of a song, which is the driving force and inspiration of the moves.
Street Jazz
Street Jazz was created when “old school” Jazz morphed with the rising of pop music culture. Develop the technique and strength in Jazz and learn to fuse it with the groove and attitude of the streets.
Street Jazz
Street Jazz was created when “old school” Jazz morphed with the rising of pop music culture. Develop the technique and strength in Jazz and learn to fuse it with the groove and attitude of the streets.
Contemporary Jazz
The birth of Contemporary is due to the departure from the foundations of Ballet and Jazz moves. Contemporary Jazz is danced to current popular music. It draws on Modern dance and Jazz techniques which develop dancers with strength, control, ease in their movements and a sense of spatial awareness.
House
Danced to the music genre of the same name, it is a freestyle dance where music controls your body above everything else. Based on footwork, with jacking as the core; House draws influences from dances like Capoeira and Tap to create a fun and energetic dance that anyone will enjoy.
Hip Hop culture consists of four main elements: graffiti art, break dancing, DJing and emceeing. The 2 main categories of Hip Hop dance are Old School and New Style Hiphop. Old School consists of locking, popping, breaking and wave. New Style Hip Hop is unique on its own and usually goes hand in hand with slower pace songs. Hip Hop is all about rhythm, groove and a whole lot of flavor!
L.A / Lyrical
Put a punctuation mark into Hip Hop!
This New Style Hip Hop is characterized as hard-hitting involving flexibility, isolations combined with milking techniques. It is very rhythmic and emphasis is placed on musicality.
Lyrical Hip Hop is a fluid and more interpretive version of New Style Hip Hop most often danced to down-tempo rap music or R&B music. Get trained in full body control!
Reggae
Reggae is an African Caribbean style of music developed on the island of Jamaica. The word “Reggae” was coined around 1960 to identify a “ragged” style of dance music.
Popping
Popping revolves around the technique of hitting: continuous flexing of the muscles to the beat while executing precise and funky angles. This gives off an illusion of a jolting effect.
Throw in some rolls and moves like ‘the Wave’ and ‘the Glide’, and you’ll be taken back to the funky Old School!
Locking
Locking is created by Don ‘Campbellock’ Campbell in the late 1960s during the soul / funk era. It was developed around the concept of a series of quick movements flowing into sudden stops and pauses. Locking is a fun-filled dance style which never fails to bring out the funk in your soul.
So pull up your socks and get your groove on!
The essence of Reggae lies in precise body isolations and percussive hip movements. Learn to dance Reggae and explore the fundamental moves, ie: dutty wine, butterfly, willie bounce etc.
The essence of reggae lies in precise body isolations and percussive hip movements. Learn to dance reggae and explore the fundamental moves ie: swing it, bounce and butterfly. Get Ragged!
Waacking
Waacking focuses mainly on dynamic arms movements, extensions as well as various poses.
It is a dance style originated way back in the 1970s. In recent years, Waacking has been incorporated with other dance styles such as Locking, House and Hip Hop.
This style is open for everyone!
B-Boying
B-boying is a form of Hip Hop dancing popularly known as breaking. It consists of top or up rock, footwork, spinning moves (power moves), and freeze. B-boying began in the Bronx, NY. The term “B-boy” or “B-boying” was created by Kool Herc who was a DJ spinning at block parties in the Bronx back in the days.
Jazz
Originated from African American vernacular dance, the prominence of Jazz today is spurred by great teachers like Jack Cole, Gus Giordano, Luigi etc. Jazz is the foundation of many sub-styles like Contemporary Jazz, Lyrical Jazz. Be trained in ballet technique, isolations and placements.
Lyrical Jazz
A technical class which combines elements of Ballet, Modern, and Jazz dance techniques. It also emphasizes on listening skills and portrayal of emotions through movement. It is performed to the lyrics of a song, which is the driving force and inspiration of the moves.
Street Jazz
Street Jazz was created when “old school” Jazz morphed with the rising of pop music culture. Develop the technique and strength in Jazz and learn to fuse it with the groove and attitude of the streets.
Street Jazz
Street Jazz was created when “old school” Jazz morphed with the rising of pop music culture. Develop the technique and strength in Jazz and learn to fuse it with the groove and attitude of the streets.
Contemporary Jazz
The birth of Contemporary is due to the departure from the foundations of Ballet and Jazz moves. Contemporary Jazz is danced to current popular music. It draws on Modern dance and Jazz techniques which develop dancers with strength, control, ease in their movements and a sense of spatial awareness.
House
Danced to the music genre of the same name, it is a freestyle dance where music controls your body above everything else. Based on footwork, with jacking as the core; House draws influences from dances like Capoeira and Tap to create a fun and energetic dance that anyone will enjoy.