Prestige Arts

This advanced class is for dancers ready to level up their skills, strength, and flexibility. Dancers will begin connecting multiple tricks and working on more complex acro combinations.

Dancers should ideally have a solid back handspring and a basic aerial. This level focuses on building tumbling strength and advancing aerial skills. Placement may also be based on a coach’s recommendation for those ready to progress developmentally.

This class builds on the foundation from Kinder Acro and is the base for all future acro skills. Dancers will work on back handsprings, side aerials, round-offs, walkovers, handstands, and continue developing strength and flexibility.

Dancers should ideally have a basic cartwheel, a backbend kickover from a mat, and be able to hold a handstand on their own. We’ll also focus on flexibility, including working toward splits.

This beginner-level class focuses on building strength, foundational skills, and basic acro technique for dancers.

For ages 18+: Adults, this one’s for you! You’ll get your strength training in with some barre and Pilates-inspired workouts, then learn jazz, ballet, and jazz-funk moves and choreography.

For ages 18 months-3 years: Dance with your kiddo! A parent or caretaker will join their dancer for this high-energy and age-appropriate class focused on musicality and the basics of dance.

Flexibility, strength and conditioning exercises with an emphasis on core strength and balance.

Turns, leaps, across the floor progressions, and various skills with an emphasis on technique.

Choreography in the style of the instructors choosing (changes every class) with an emphasis on retaining dance material and performance.

Explore fluid and expressive movement techniques, blending elements of modern, jazz, and classical ballet styles.

Learn and practice rhythmic tapping techniques and learn choreography.

Energetic and expressive dance style characterized by rhythmic, syncopated movements and improvisation.

Traditional ballet technique including barre, center floor, and across the floor progressions.