Our Tiny Tots Creative Movement class introduces young dancers to the joy of movement through music, imagination, and play. Dancers will explore basic dance steps, coordination, rhythm, and creative expression in a fun and supportive environment designed especially for little movers.

Our dance combo classes are an energetic and engaging program that introduces young dancers to a variety of styles, including ballet, jazz, tap, hip-hop, tumbling, & lyrical. This class focuses on building foundational skills while encouraging creativity and self-expression.

Students participate in fun warm-up exercises, learn age-appropriate choreography, and explore various dance techniques through interactive activities. The class emphasizes teamwork, discipline, and social skills, as children work together in a supportive environment. With a focus on enhancing coordination, rhythm, and musicality, this combo class prepares young dancers for future progression in the art of dance.

A ballet class is a structured environment that focuses on the technique and artistry of ballet dancing. Typically, it begins with a warm-up session at the barre, where students practice basic positions and movements to build strength and flexibility. This is followed by center work, where dancers practice combinations of steps without the barre, emphasizing balance and coordination. Classes often incorporate various exercises, including pliés, tendus, and relevés, along with across-the-floor work, which involves movements like leaps and turns.

A lyrical dance class combines elements of ballet and jazz to create a style that expresses emotion through fluid movements and storytelling. The class usually begins with a warm-up that focuses on flexibility, strength, and core stability, often incorporating stretches and basic dance techniques. Instructors guide students through the choreography, emphasizing emotional connection and interpretation of the music. Students learn to convey feelings through movement, focusing on graceful lines, transitions, and dynamic contrasts.

A jazz class is an upbeat and dynamic dance environment that emphasizes creativity, rhythm, and personal expression. Typically, classes begin with a warm-up to increase flexibility and strength, incorporating stretches and isolation exercises that focus on different body parts.

Following the warm-up, students learn various jazz techniques, including kicks, turns, leaps, and stylized movements that reflect the genre's energetic nature. Classes often incorporate choreography that allows dancers to express their individuality while working on synchronization and musicality.

A tap class is an energetic and rhythmic dance environment where students learn the art of tap dancing, characterized by the distinctive sounds of metal-tipped shoes striking the floor. Classes typically begin with a warm-up session that focuses on body movement, flexibility, and musicality.

Students then move on to learning various tap techniques, including basic steps like shuffles, flaps, and taps. Choreography may be introduced in combinations that challenge coordination and timing. The class emphasizes synchronization with music, encouraging students to explore rhythms and beats

A stretch and strength dance class combines elements of flexibility training and muscle conditioning, often tailored for dancers to improve their technique and performance. These classes typically focus on increasing range of motion, strengthening muscles, and improving core strength, all crucial for dance. They may incorporate various stretching techniques, strength training exercises, turns, jumps & leaps, acro tricks and even ballet conditioning, depending on the specific class structure and focus.

A hip hop dance class is a lively and energetic environment where participants learn various styles of hip hop dancing, such as breaking, locking, and popping. The class typically starts with a warm-up to music, incorporating dynamic stretches and rhythmic movements to prepare the body. Instructors usually break down choreography into manageable steps, emphasizing foundation techniques, body isolations, and freestyle elements. The atmosphere is often upbeat and encouraging, fostering creativity and self-expression.

An acro dance class combines dance with acrobatic elements, focusing on strength, flexibility, and coordination. Classes typically begin with a warm-up that includes stretching and strength exercises to prepare the body for both dance and acrobatic moves. Students practice various acrobatic skills, such as handstands, cartwheels, and flips, often integrated into dance routines. The class emphasizes proper technique to ensure safety while executing tricks and transitions smoothly

Pointe class is designed for experienced ballet dancers who are ready to advance their technique and strength. This class focuses on building the proper strength, alignment, and control needed to safely dance en pointe. Dancers will work on exercises at the barre and center that develop balance, ankle strength, and proper placement while wearing pointe shoes.

Students will refine classical ballet technique while learning the artistry and elegance that pointe work requires. Emphasis is placed on posture, core strength, and graceful movement to help dancers build confidence and stability on pointe.

This class is recommended for dancers with a strong ballet foundation and instructor approval to ensure readiness for pointe work.

Pom class is a high-energy dance style that combines sharp, precise movements with elements of jazz and hip-hop. Dancers perform with poms while learning strong arm motions, clean lines, kicks, jumps, and dynamic choreography. This class focuses on timing, synchronization, performance quality, and building confidence while dancing in a team setting.

Students will develop strength, coordination, and stage presence while learning fun and upbeat routines. Pom is perfect for dancers who love fast-paced choreography and performing with energy and spirit.

Adult Sweat & Stretch class typically combines cardiovascular exercise with strength training to provide a full-body workout. These classes often incorporate high-intensity interval training, circuit training, and various exercises using, resistance bands, or bodyweight to build both endurance and muscle. The goal is to improve cardiovascular health, muscular strength and conditioning, while including various stretching to improve flexiblity and overall fitness.