First Class Dance Center

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Class attire for tap classes include comfortable, stretchy active wear or dance wear and black tap shoes .

Class attire for Hip-Hop classes include anything comfortable/loose fitting and BLACK tennis shoes that are ONLY used for class. This allows your dancer to feel confident, let loose, and have fun! The same black tennis shoes will also be used for shows and performances. Any black tennis shoes are okay, but we have linked a pair below for your convenience.

Class attire for Hip-Hop classes include anything comfortable/loose fitting and BLACK tennis shoes that are ONLY used for class. This allows your dancer to feel confident, let loose, and have fun! The same black tennis shoes will also be used for shows and performances. Any black tennis shoes are okay, but we have linked a pair below for your convenience.

Class attire for ballet classes include pink or skin tone ballet shoes (black for boys), pink or skin tone tights, and navy or black leo

Class attire for Acro-Dance is anything tight fitting, including but not limited to leotards and biketards. This ensures the instructor can see the dancers lines and so no loose clothing is getting in the way of practicing skills.

Class attire consists of tight fitting and easy to move in clothing. This includes but is not limited to leggings, tights, leotards, and spandex shorts. This allows for unrestricted movement and for the instructor to assess the dancer's lines and ensure proper execution of the movement. Foot undies are recommended but not required.

Class attire for a TBJ class includes black tap shoes, skin tone ballet shoes, tan jazz shoes, leotard, and convertible skin tone tights. Male dancers should have black tap, ballet, and jazz shoes.

Class attire for Combination classes include black tap shoes and skin tone ballet shoes or black ballet shoes for male dancers, leotard and skin tone convertible tights. Some dancers also like to wear a ballet skirt or tutu over their leotard.

Class attire for 2s in Tutus includes a leotard, skin tone tights, and skin tone ballet shoes. Some dancers also like to wear a tutu. Male dancers may wear black shorts with any color top and black ballet shoes.

Musical theater is similar to jazz in that dancers will learn combos in class, but the primary focus is to work on developing the ability to really portray a character through their dance. Oftentimes, the songs used in this class will be from movies, shows, or musicals. This class is GREAT for those who are outgoing, energetic, and maybe even a little silly.

Strength and flex is a GREAT class for everyone! It is especially great for those wish to enhance their overall strength and flexibility. This class makes exercise and stretching fun! It serves as a supplement to activities such as dance, acro, and gymnastics.

This is a style of dance that really focuses on building a dancer’s rhythm and ability to count music. Dancers will wear fitted shoes with metal taps on the heel and toe of each shoe and will learn steps that utilize these taps. Tap dance provides a fun, challenging way to further your dance education.

Ballet is the foundation of dance. This is a highly recommended class for all dancers because the technique learned during ballet training can be applied to all other styles of dance. Ballet is a physically demanding artform that continues to push dancers throughout their dance career. They will focus on enhancing their technique, control, and poise.

This class is perfect for those dancers that want to enhance their technique and skills. Dancers will work in the center and across the floor to help execute and strengthen their leaps, turns, and other skills used in various styles of dance. Whether they are looking to improve the skills learned in a TBJ class or make their school dance team, technique is the perfect class to clean up dance skills.

Jazz/lyrical classes are choreography and movement -based classes. Dancers will come in each week learning a new combo. Although having strong technique and skills are great, the ability to pick up choreography, stay on the counts, and build artistry is just as important as dancers progress in their dance careers.

Acro-dance is a class in which dancers will focus on gaining strength, flexibility, and control. It takes elements of tumbling and contortion and applies them in ways that allow the skills to be incorporated into other styles of dance. Acro-dance classes will have an instructor (and assistant when needed) which allows each student to receive the attention then need to succeed.

Dancers will learn fun, upbeat choreography to age appropriate pop and hip-hop music. They will also learn across-the-floor combos, activities, and games that encourage dancers to become comfortable in their movement style. As dancers progress, they will be introduced to new skills and sub-genres of hip-hop as well.

This class is PERFECT for those littles in your life who have BIG personalities and non-stop energy! They will learn hip-hop fundamentals from various follow along songs and activities. After a brief stretch, they will transition into the tumbling portion of class. At this point, dancers will take turns using mats, balance beam and more to work on beginner tumbling skills that help with strength, flexibility, and coordination.

These classes are perfect for dancers with little to no dance experience. Students 2-4 years old will learn the basics of tap, ballet, and tumbling while children 5 and older will learn the basics of tap, ballet, and jazz. Combo classes provide a fun, nurturing, and educational way to introduce your child to learn the fundamentals of tap, ballet, and jazz or tumbling.

This class is our intro class to the tiniest of dancers! In here, we will begin to explore ballet basics and creative movement through follow-along songs, games, and other activities. We encourage dancers to dance in the room by themselves but understand mom/dad might need to help out the first few weeks while the kiddos are getting comfortable with the new surroundings! This is a great way for your kiddo to meet new friends and get some of that energy out in a healthy way!