HIP HOP DANCE CLASSES NEAR ME MOVIE
HIP HOP DANCE CLASSES NEAR ME CODE

To understand the history of Hip-Hop Dance is to know that the music, technical and costume selection must follow certain rules. In order to have an innovative and authentic Hip-Hop Dance Program, it is important to know the history of Hip-Hop Dance. And so, no, we will not be stealing and performing your favorite routine from “So You Think You Can Dance.” Sorry, not sorry, try another dance studio. We do not want to suffer the fate of Shia LaBeouf – our goal is not to copy the works of others but to be innovative and authentic. Ask Shia LaBeouf about it, he’ll tell you. When you steal someone else’s ideas, that is just a real low move. Also, though, it is not just technically – but most definitely – theft of someone else’s ideas. Technically, plagiarizing already-existing, well-known Hip-Hop choreography from movies like “Step Up 1,2,3,4,” “Step Up Squared,” “Step Up: Same Movie, Different Actors” or “Step Up: Dancing Puppies” is Hip-Hop Dance. So all you people in Maine, and you know who you are, please stop already. Those poor, poor animals never had a chance. Seriously, people – did you know that every time a girl in camo fatigues does fouette turns to hip-hop music a kitten dies? Yuuuuuuup. Hip-Hop dance is not Jazz or Ballet movement done while wearing camo pants, a fish-net top, cut off gloves and a black winter hat.

HIP HOP DANCE CLASSES NEAR ME MOVIE

That sounds like the beginning of a movie about cheerleader fights.Īnd that brings us to our next point: Hip-Hop Dance is not cheer leading! Your cheering coach will agree. Hip-Hop Dance is not a three-minute routine of dancers flamboyantly striding across stage, hair-flipping and showing off their best duck-face while still somehow managing to chew on a wad of gum.This dance has its own techniques, and of course, those techniques come with rules that describe when you’re executing the movement properly. Nope, double nope and all the nopes to that. Hip-Hop Dance is not random movement set to popular music.We want to dance, not have a scholarly debate, right? Right. But now we’re just getting into semantics. If anything, Hip-Hop Dance falls under the umbrella of another type or category of dance. Hip-Hop Dance is not an umbrella term for several different styles of dance like breakdancing and others.And also, come on, Dance Studio Industry – be better than that. So, yeah, Street Funk isn’t really a thing. Hip-Hop Dance is not “Street Funk.” We’re pretty sure that “Street Funk” is a term invented by the Dance Studio Industry to try and capture the dollars of people interested in Street or Urban Dance without, you know, having to actually talk to, credit, or remunerate the creators of those Street or Urban Dances.Hip-Hop Dance isn’t about minors dressed inappropriately, performing inappropriate movement to inappropriate music.We will tell you what it isn’t, and what is helpful to know in order to determine what Hip-Hop Dance is. Please wear clothing that allows for freedom of movement.

HIP HOP DANCE CLASSES NEAR ME CODE

We love sharing what we have learned with parents and students.ĭress Code for Hip Hop: Students must have a clean pair of sneakers dedicated for studio use. We take every opportunity to continue our education in the field of Hip-Hop Dance. Our faculty strives to be the best instructors, dancers and choreographers possible. Also, any advanced, duet, group, weddings, birthdays, or any special occasion will differ than the usual lesson rate.At Dance House Productions we love and value our work. with training under notable choreographers in Hip Hop, Breakin', Poppin', Lockin'įor a more accurate look into my experience and resume, please refer to my profile. Instructor at a few cultural dance associations Instructor at Community Hip Hop Dance Classes in Central and Southern California Instructor and taught Master Classes in dance studios around Southern California I strive to take a step further and deeper within the mind of the person who is learning dance and find one's 'True Inner Dancer.' With my method, this is to provide a collaborative & supportive environment as well as actively develop a person's life, culture and well-being. I assess each students' levels, knowledge and styles of learning, determine the best learning paths to incorporate into the lesson and bring a 'natural movement' approach of training and education. With over 25 years of experience, I make sure that everyone gains the ability to have a fun and dance environment. I have been teaching Hip Hop since my Junior year in High School for my first choreographed piece.

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