A dance form that combines acrobatics and gymnastics with dance. Dancers will explore acrobatic movements and how to confidently execute those movements. Acro encourages coordination, spatial awareness, and fine & gross motor skills. Students will increase their strength and flexibility while learning a variety of tumbling and gymnastics skills.

Aerial dance seamlessly blends athleticism and creative expression, offering a comprehensive full-body workout. Through the use of low-hanging trapeze, aerial silks, and aerial slings, participants are able to immerse themselves in the grace and beauty of this captivating art form. Not only does aerial dance provide a unique and enjoyable experience, but it also helps individuals develop strength and endurance.

Ballet technique classes are the foundation for training and focus on developing a solid ballet foundation with emphasis on understanding correct body placement, proper use of turn out, coordination of the upper body (epaulement), and use of arms (port de bras).

Contemporary dance is a dynamic form of interpretive movement that thrives on innovation, seamlessly integrating techniques from a diverse range of genres such as classical ballet, jazz, modern dance, and lyrical dance.

A high-energy dance form using the latest music mixed with movements that are influenced by some of today’s top video choreographers. Hip hop is a broad collection of urban street dance styles including breaking, popping, locking, turning, jerkin, krumping, and often incorporates elements of freestyle.

Jazz dance combines techniques of classical ballet and modern dance with the current forms of popular dance. Jazz also has its own movement vocabulary ranging from the isolation of certain body parts to the movement of the entire body to accent the musical rhythems. Jazz dance can take on many different characteristics and styles including street jazz, percussive, broadway, contemporary, and lyrical with an emphasis on energy, rhythmical accuracy, and style.

The rhythm and movement of tap, created by the metal taps on the heels and toes of a dancer’s shoes, transforms the dancer into a percussive musician. Tap dance emphasizes the flow of movement by teaching the dancer to find rhythms and beats not only in music but in their bodies. Exercises focus on building flexibility of the knee and ankles, coordination, and speed of movement. The class emphasis is on developing proper tap technique, producing clear tap sounds and having fun.