Learn dance combinations used in “Hip-Hop” dance style. Develop the strength, flexibility, rhythm, leaps, turns, balance, combinations in the center and safe body mechanics to dance confidently in a social atmosphere.

This style of dance is known for fast, athletic movements and body isolations, unlike the fluid movement of ballet. “Hip-Hop is extremely popular and can be seen in commercials, music videos and concerts."

Chick here to see the 2007-2008 Hip-Hip Dance Brochure. (pdf)

 

Program Features:

• One 45 minute class per week in the comfort of your
  childs school, September thru May.
• Individual student evaluations issued in December.
  Class limited to 14 students.
• A recital performance held in May at your child’s school.
• No extra recital fees or costume fees.
• Monthly newsletters posted on website.

Holidays: Creative Movement and Dance follows the same closings as the county in which your child’s center is located for Thanksgiving, Winter Break, and Spring Break only. Church enrichment programs may differ. CMD follows their closings. There is no reduction in tuition for months with holidays or breaks.

Parent Visits: You are cordially invited to observe your child’ s class at any time after the first class (bring your camera if you like).

Recital: In May, parents are invited to a recital held at your child’s school. There is no recital fee or costume fee. The recital lasts about 30 minutes, and every child participates. Costumes are provided by Creative Movement and Dance, and must be returned after the performance.

Dress Code: Girls will need to wear black Capri length stretch pants* and tennis shoes. No skirts or blue jeans please. Long hair should be pulled away from the face.

*Black capri length stretch pants can be purchased at Walmart, K-Mart or Target in the activewear clothing section or at your local dance supply store.

Instructors: All instructors are professionals, i.e., have performed professionally, are graduates of professional schools, and/or have degrees in dance.

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