Ballet
The result of proper ballet training is a beautiful, strong and healthy body, which includes the development of good posture, grace, and poise. The self-discipline learned in ballet class can help you child to succeed in all undertakings. A qualified and well-trained faculty and individual attention to each student's technical or physical problems assure your child the maximum opportunity for progress. Leotard, tights, ballet shoes and hair pulled away from face and neck is required attire for all ballet classes. |
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| Tap
A dancer's quickest and surest way of developing coordination and rhythmic ability is through the study of tap. Tap dancing is certainly America's most popular form of theater dance. Tap is enjoyable, good for children and creates self-discipline. Ballet must be studied with tap. Leotard, tights, tap shoes and hair pulled away from face and neck is required attire for all tap classes. |
| Jazz
Jazz is more rhythmic, free and emotional than modern dance. It is less restricted less classical, and less academic than ballet. It draws on all other forms of dance technique, blending them in clean, rhythmic, unwasted movement. Ballet and tap form a good background for the eventual study of jazz. Leotard, tights, ballet or jazz shoes and hair pulled away from face and neck is required for all jazz classes. | |
Acrobatics
Basic tumbling skills will be acquired as flexibility and strength is developed through acrobatics. The minimum age for students to begin acrobatics training is five. Ballet must accompany acrobatics class. Leotard, footless tights and hair pulled away from face and neck is required for all acrobatics class.
Hip Hop
Hip Hop classes encourage freestyle movement as well as teaches choreography and stunts to dancers. The minimum age for students to begin acrobatics training is seven. Ballet must accompany hip hop class. Leotard and tights are required for all hip hop class, cover-ups are encouraged.
Mini, Pettite and Dance Company
These are choreography classes for 1st graders through seniors. These dancers train to develop teamwork and independent responsibility. Preparation for community performances is one of the main objectives. Leotard, tights, jazz shoes and hair pulled away from face and neck is required for all dance company rehearsals.
Creative Movement & Tumbling
Children explore movement through music, develop physical skills, channel energy, stimulate imagination and promote creativity in our creative movement class. The minimum age for students to begin is two. Loose clothing is required to allow students to move freely.
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