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Acrobatic dance or “Acro” is a style of dance that combines classical dance technique with precision acrobatic elements. It is defined by its athletic character, its unique choreography, which seamlessly blends dance and acrobatics, and its use of acrobatics in a modern dance context. Dancers will work on improving flexibility, balance and core strength, while developing tumbling skills. |
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Essentially, barre classes mix elements of pilates, dance, yoga and functional training, and the moves are choreographed to motivating music. In each energizing and targeted workout, you will use the barre and excersice equipment such as mini-ball and small hand weights to sculpt, slim and stretch your entire body. |
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A class with emphasis on various performance styles using rythym combinations and isolating sounds. |
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These classes incorporate all elements of classical ballet (including all vocabularly and definitions), with a particular focus on expanding flexibility, exemplifying grace and developing strong coordination through accute balance and control, proper arm and feet placement, directional changes, jumps and weight transfer. Includes barre, center and across the floor choreography. |
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Shelby Moy and Lynn Ramey |
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A full preparation class including proper cheer technique, cheers, stunts, light tumbling, and jumps with emphasis on safety. |
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In creative fashion, we utilize the imagination to incorporate fun elements of differing styles. We infuse each style with music that is age-appropriate, kid-friendly and focused, while bringing an understanding to basic steps needed for the preliminary dancer. We want our little ones to discover a love for dance while learning to point their toes, develop balance, recognize proper arm and foot placement and more! |
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Olivia Harbour, Madie Montgomery, Lynn Ramey, Lindsey Stein, Jaime Tschirhart, Misty Wages, and Rachel Warren |
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These classes incorporate traditional and classical styles, while emphasizing a modern perspective on dance. Contemporary focuses on strengthening the core muscles, improving breathing skills and expanding flexibility, while emphasizing across the floor movement and choreography with combinations. Student will learn pioneer art forms, theory, history, improvisation methods, parallel swings, and increase their understanding of the mechanics / alignment of the body. |
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This class is designed to aid the dancer in their preparation for Drill team, with a focus on conditioning, stretching, kicks and turns. |
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Hip Hop & Adult Hip Hop Class |
These classes incorporate current, high-energy, stylistically diverse routines & warm-ups, while emphasizing upbeat choreography and movement across the floor. Hip Hop focuses on level changes, isolations, various techniques, learning to freestyle, including helping the dancer discover their own natural groove, style and taste. Work is done in groups and independently. |
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Renee' Allen, Madie Montgomery, Lindsey Stein, and Misty Wages |
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These classes incorporate energetic turns, leaps, jumps, kicks and formation changes, all while developing strong technique, coordination, musicality, style, partner work, stage direction and more. Jazz students will focus on multiple fun and up-tempo styles, including energetic across the floor movement and choreography. *Also great for the Drill-team dancer! |
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Renee' Allen, Olivia Harbour, Madie Montgomery, Lindsey Stein, and Lynn Ramey |
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Musical theatre combines elements of dramatic theatre, singing and dancing. It is defined by its musical character, its unique choreography, which seamlessly blends traditional and contemporary elements of dance with songs, spoken dialogue, and acting. |
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Originating in America, rhythm tap is tap dancing which focuses on the acoustic rather than the aesthetic. ... Rhythm tap often tends to be more grounded or banging, while show tap is lighter and uses more calculated movements of the arms and legs, as it is more closely linked to the ballet and jazz dance traditions. |
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These classes incorporate traditional and modern forms of tap, expanding the dancer’s awareness of sound and rhythm, while developing their coordination through combinations with the feet, working in the center, and directional changes. |
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These classes move dancers beyond basic steps, developing more elaborate combinations, and implementing greater creative movement and strength. These classes focus on developing deeper stretching techniques for the whole body (legs, back, hips, feet, arms), while emphasizing heightened methods and sequences for turns, leaps, and jumps. This class pairs nicely with Jazz, but will aid and suit many dancers and forms! |
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A class with emphasis on creative movement, musicality rythyms and timing, coordination, and classroom conduct. |
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