Ballet
Being that ballet dance is a core subject in all dance training, students will be educated and challenged to continually grow and develop their technique. Ballet training will also work on providing grace, strength, poise, balance and flexibility which will help improve students’ training in other subjects and activities.
Girl’s Dress Code
- Plain black leotard
- Tan transition tights
- Black shorts or E-Rae shorts
- Ballet – pink canvas SoDanca SD16
- Lyrical – no shoes
Boy’s Dress Code
- Plain black basketball shorts
- Plain white or black t-shirt
- Ballet – black canvas SoDanca SD16
- Lyrical – no shoes
Acro
Our Acro classes combine tumbling, limbering, and balancing with traditional dance techniques using safe, age-appropriate progressions. Utilizing industry leading Acrobatic Arts curriculum with certified Acrobatic Arts instructors, dancers will learn acrobatic skills such as cartwheels, bridges, walkovers, and handstands. Acro helps develop and improve core strength, spine stability, upper body strength, control & flexibility.
Girl’s Dress Code
- Plain black leotard
- Tan transition tights or no tights
- Plain black or E-Rae’s shorts
- Bare feet
Boy’s Dress Code
- Plain black basketball shorts
- Plain white t-shirt
- Bare feet
Jazz
This dance style focuses on learning proper dance techniques such as isolation of the body, improving performance quality and developing complex rhythms and patterns. Dancers will work on strength, flexibility and conditioning technique and progressions including turns, kicks and leaps. Dancers will learn choreography to popular and age-appropriate music of today along with vintage styles of jazz from the last decades.
Girl’s Dress Code
- Plain black leotard
- Tan transition tights
- Plain black or E-Rae shorts
- Caramel Capezio EJ2
Boy’s Dress Code
- Plain black basketball shorts
- Plain white t-shirt
- Black Capezio EJ2
Tap
Tap is a style involving rhythm, dynamics, and varying sounds. Dancers warm up to loosen their ankles and knees for proper execution of skills, across-the-floor progressions, and have center floor work to learn and perfect new skills.
Girl’s Dress Code
- Plain black Leotard
- Tan transition tights
- Plain black or E-Rae shorts
- Caramel Capezio 3800 Mary Jane
Boy’s Dress Code
- Plain black basketball shorts
- Plain white t-shirt
- Black SoDanca TA04
Hip Hop
This incorporates a variety of old and new urban dance styles, representing body movements that go with the beat and rhythm of Hip Hop music. It is a dynamic style that helps dancers improve flexibility, develop body balance and coordination.
Dress Code
- Comfortable clothes
- Clean sneakers “Dedicated to Dance” – NO Outdoor Shoes Allowed!