At its core, ballet is the foundation of all dance. The techniques taught in ballet class help create well-rounded dancers. Students will build strength, develop confidence, and gain skills that carry over into every other dance style.

Tap is the type of dance that makes dancers feel the beat and rhythms of the music. Tap increases musicality, speed, and precision of each student’s dancing.

Jazz allows freedom of movement and expression. Starting with our youngest dancers, students learn the basics of movement. As the dancer learns more intricate steps, jazz technique and choreography incorporate stretch, turns, leaps and body placement.

Gymnastic floor work includes cartwheels, backbends, headstands, various jumps, splits, handstands and rolls. Acrobatic techniques improve flexibility, strength and balance to add to other dance skills.

For our youngest dancers, this class is so much fun! Using props such as Pom-Poms, Tambourines, and Teddy Bears, our smallest dancers learn to follow directions in their first amazing dance class experience!

Clogging classes feature styles from traditional to contemporary. It involves percussive footwork (like Tap) but it is a more grounded style of rhythmic footwork. Clogging has its roots in various folk dance traditions, including Irish step dancing, English clog dancing and African rhythms.

This style of dance lets the student become a character in the song. Usually from a Broadway or Movie Musical, these dances let

the student perform!

This class is for dancers who want to improve their choreography skills. Like ballet class, students will learn correct positions for their bodies, arms, head, and feet. This wonderful class allows students to stretch their limits and move to the next level.

Hip-Hop is a broad style of jazz dance that incorporates old and new urban techniques including popping, locking, free-styling

and Jazz-funk.