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CLASSES OFFERED:
Tap is a style of dance distinguished by percussive footwork that marks out precise rhythmic patterns on the floor.
While tap shoes (leather soled shoes that have had metal taps and sound plates attached to them) are recommended.
Great for all over toning and fitness.
Jazz is sometimes known as modern dance or jazz ballet. It is often used in Musical Theatre, Commercials and sometimes Video Clips.
Jazz takes some technique from Classical Ballet.
A typical jazz class will involve a warm up that places emphasis on both stretching and isolating different body parts. Once this has been completed, the class moves on to learning separate moves such as turns, pirouettes, jumps and leaps. A short routine is then taught in stages to music (most often popular music ie. Top 40, Pop or R'nB). The class then finishes with a short cool-down and stretch.
Ballet is a formalised style of dance. It is an excellent form of dance for the improvement of flexibility, coordination, grace and strength. Exercises are taught with the use of a 'barre' (bar) for support. These exercises consist of repeated moves in various set positions.
Famous ballets include Giselle, Swan Lake and Sleeping Beauty.
The name "Contemporary Dance" describes a range of techniques and styles using the body's natural lines and energy, allowing a greater range and fluidity of movement that conventional dance techniques do not offer. Contemporary dance is characterised by its versatility, contemporary can be danced to almost any style of music, or united with other dance forms to create new styles of movement.
The ease of movement promoted by contemporary dance technique allows experienced dancers to push new boundaries of body movement.
Hip Hop is another dance style that falls under the Urban Dance banner. Hip Hop is often seen in music video clips particularly those of Urban performers, however as this style becomes more popular it is becoming more and more common in the video clips of more mainstream artists such as Britney Spears.
Hip Hop choreography often uses some of the components and techniques of other forms of Urban Dance such as Popping, Locking and Breaking.
Funk dancing is similar to the dancing on the latest music videos, the classes are fun and set to the latest music trends. Funk is a great workout without realising that you are exercising and is a perfect place to start if you have never danced before. A usual class begins with a funky warm-up, light stretching, followed by a routine and finishing up with a short cool down.
Break Dancing is more often known as Breaking, and falls under the very wide banner of Urban Dance.
Breaking consists of top or up rock, footwork, spinning moves (power moves), and the freeze. Although people tend to pick up only power moves, there is much more to breaking than just these types of moves and even people without much physical strength can enjoy Breaking.
Breaking can also include popping, locking and crumping.
Belly Dancing is an ancient art form that involves sensuous dance moves and fluid snake-like arm and hand movements. Of crucial importance are isolation movements, particularly of the hips and pelvis.
Belly Dancing helps to improve overall fitness, posture, flexibility, suppleness, and strength.
Street Latin is a fun form of Latin American dancing. It incorporates up to date very easy technique with funky fresh moves that you can use in today's clubs. Salsa, Mambo, Merengue and Lambada are some of the more popular Street Latin partner dances taught today. You don’t need a partner to do the classes as the male and female have their own specific moves they must learn. The classes are taught in a very relaxed cool atmosphere so that its fun to learn. This is a style danced FOR THE COUPLE.
These classes are an introduction to the world of dance & music.
In these classes children are given the opportunity to express themselves freely to a variety of music.
Is a cardiovascular training program that combines high intensity movements, strength & stabilisation exercises.
Sessions are high in motivation provided by dynamic instructors.
All participants can achieve their fitness goals by following the simple movements. This class delivers fast improvement of general endurance and increases overall body strength and fitness. Uniform:
Please label all dancewear, shoes & personal belongings.
We will not take any responsibility for lost, stolen or damaged property.
A neat appearance is required at all times.
Classical Ballet and Contemporary Attire:
- Black Cotton Lycra Sleeveless Leotard.
- Black Chiffon Wrap Skirt.
- Ballet Pink Tights.
- Black or Orange X-Over or Warm-up Top.
- Pink Ballet Shoes.
- Pink Satin Pointe Shoes. (Pointe class only.)
Jazz/Tap/Funk/Theatrical Attire:
- Black Dance Pants.
- Black 3/4 Pants / Leggings.
- Black Shorts.
- Black Cotton Lycra Sleeveless Leotard.
- MILLENNIUM Cotton Lycra Singlet.
- MILLENNIUM Cotton T- Shirt.
- Black or Orange X-Over or Warm-up Top.
- Tan Jazz Shoes. (Elastic sides preferred.)
- Tan Tap Shoes. (Sports or Cuban heel preferred.)
- Tan Chorus Shoes. (Inters & Seniors Only.)
All uniform garments are made exclusively by Dancer to Dancer and can be ordered from our Studio Reception.
Any orders will take between 1-2 weeks for delivery & must be paid for in FULL at the time of ordering.
STUDIO GUIDELINES:
- Parents are responsible for supervising their child/children whilst they are not in class or are waiting for drop off/collection.
- No food, chewing gum, drinks are allowed inside the studio. (water accepted)
- All mobile phones must be turned off while you are inside a dance class.
- Students are requested not to wear dance shoes to & from the studio as doing this can damage your child’s shoes.
- We ask that if your child is going to be absent please notify the studio. It is necessary for every dancer to have good attendance in order to progress and develop.
- Always attend class with 100% enthusiastic attitude.
We are proud to be able to offer a wide range of classes, for the students of all ages who wish to be all round performers or just wishing to increase their general fitness.
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