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Performance · dynamics · stage
Commercial
Choreography that changes character while keeping your voice.
Rhythmic · energetic
Latin foundations, urban energy and intentional movement.
Reggaeton combines distinctive musicality, groove, isolations and choreography with influences from Latin elements, dancehall, dembow and Hip-Hop. The energy is free while the technique remains clear.
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How we train
From isolations to groove and flow.
You learn movement patterns and how the body responds to rhythm. We focus on isolations, pelvis and chest control, weight shifts, footwork and coordination between the upper and lower body.
Foundations then enter combinations and choreography so movement becomes more than a sequence of positions and gains groove, continuity and the right energy.
- 01Isolations and body control
- 02Groove and distinctive rhythm
- 03Combinations and choreography
What you develop
You develop body control, coordination, rhythm and the confidence to relax into the style without losing technique.
Other programs
Your next movement might be right here.
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Groove · energy · cultureAfro
Different styles, authentic foundations and movement driven by rhythm.
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Detail · team · performanceK-pop
Korean artists’ choreography, built detail by detail.
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Foundation · groove · freestyleHip-Hop
A base that stays when the choreography ends.
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Elegance · balance · controlHeels
Stability and expression in movement that feels like yours.
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Rhythm · play · developmentAfro Kids
Afro dance as a foundation for developing rhythm, coordination and musicality.
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Choreography · performance · precisionK-pop Kids
Favourite music as an entry into structured dance training.
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Strength · stability · enduranceStrength
Physical preparation that supports what you do in dance.
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Mobility · flexibility · controlStretch
More space to move without forcing the body.
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Body · feeling · presenceDance & Sense
Movement that begins by listening to yourself.