Level Up Dance Center

A fun and exciting introductory dance program for kids ages 4-7, where they get to explore a new dance style each week! This class helps build coordination, confidence, and a love for movement in a fun and supportive environment. Perfect for young dancers eager to try it all!

A fun and engaging class designed for young dancers (ages 5-6) to explore movement, music, and imagination! Through playful activities, students develop coordination, rhythm, and confidence while learning basic dance fundamentals in a joyful and supportive environment.

A fun and energetic class for ages 4-7 that blends dance and acrobatics, focusing on flexibility, strength, balance, and basic tumbling skills. Perfect for beginners looking to build confidence while learning tricks like rolls, bridges, cartwheels, and more —all in a safe and supportive environment!

The acrobatic movements and acts of balance performed in an acro dance are referred to as tricks. A variety of tricks are commonly performed in acro dance, varying widely in complexity and the skills required to perform them. Aside from the obvious requirement that dancers possess the requisite skills to perform tricks, the types of tricks that can be performed in an acro dance depends on the number of dancers.

A high-energy dance style that combines street dance moves, rhythm, and freestyle elements. Hip hop builds coordination, confidence, and musicality while letting dancers express their own unique style.

Musical Theatre dance blends jazz, ballet, and acting techniques to create dynamic, story-driven performances often seen on Broadway. This style focuses on expression, character development, and theatricality, allowing dancers to connect movement with storytelling through music and drama.

Contemporary dance is a style of expressive dance that combines elements of several dance genres including modern, jazz, lyrical and classical ballet. Contemporary dancers strive to connect the mind and the body through fluid dance movements.

Tap dance is a form of dance characterized by using the sounds of tap shoes striking the floor as a form of percussion. Two major variations on tap dance exist: rhythm tap and Broadway tap. Broadway tap focuses on dance; it is widely performed in musical theater.

A form of dance that combines both African and European dance styles. This high-energy dance has a liveliness that sets it apart from traditional dance forms, such as classical ballet. The African dances that built the foundation of Jazz were explosive, grounded, sensuous, and rhythmic.

An artistic dance form performed to music using precise and highly formalized set steps and gestures. Classical ballet, which originated in Renaissance Italy and established its present form during the 19th century, is characterized by light, graceful, fluid movements and the use of pointe shoes. Pointe technique is a part of classical ballet where the dancer will stand on the tip of their toes in specially designed shoes. The shoes are much harder in ballet shoes and to advance to this level of ballet an evaluation is required as well as one month of pre pointe training private lessons and an additional month of privates once the pointe shoes are acquired. Point shoes should be purchased with a dance teacher present.

This class introduces ballet terminology and follows a traditional Ballet class format but nhjout barre work. It includes warm- up, basic ballet steps, center movement, simple choreography, and free dance time.

For male dancers. Any type of dance or work out wear. Shoes: Lace up tap shoe black.

For male dancers. Tights: Boys black convertible. Ballet Shoes. Dancers need to wear a white top with this.

All Hip Hop classes may wear any type of dance or workout type clothing dancers just need the required shoes. These are for both female and male dancers. Hair just needs to be up. Pre-Hip Hop Shoes, Hip Hop I/II, Hip Hop III.

Option 1: Raisin leotard or Option 2 (Non Ballet classes): Crop top. Black shorts. Ballet Shoes flats, Contemporary/Lyrical socks, Tap Shoes, Character Shoes (Musical Theater), Jazz Shoes.

Option 1: Raisin leotard or Option 2 (Non Ballet classes): Crop top. Black shorts. Ballet Shoes flats, Contemporary/Lyrical socks, Tap Shoes, Character Shoes (Musical Theater), Jazz Shoes.

Ages 8-10 years old. Option 1: Spearmint Leotard or Option 2: Spearmint crop top. Black shorts. Tights: Stirrup. Hair: Ponytail.

Ages 8-10 years old. Leotard, Tights, Ballet Shoes, Jazz Shoes, Tap Shoes, Contemporary/Lyrical Socks. Ballet Bun for Ballet, Ponytail for other styles. Dancers may wear black shorts with the leotard for Tap and Contemporary/Lyrical.

Ages 5-7 years old. Leotard, Tights, Ballet Shoes, Jazz Shoes, Tap Shoes. Ballet Bun for hair.

Class attire is just any dance or workout type clothing. No Jewelry to be worn to any class, stud earrings only! Leotard, Tights, Ballet Shoes. Ballet Bun for hair.