Dance Kraze By Jennifer Andrews

Focus on flexibility, strength, and balance while teaching the fundamentals of tumbling.

A beginner dance program to introduce dancer to fundamental positions and movements while focusing on coordination, motor skills and rhythm through song and dance activities.

Emphasizes rhythm, timing, and technique while using the baton. Includes marching and twirling routines.

Modern dance focuses on the dancer's own interpretations instead of the standardized movements and structured steps of classical or traditional ballet.

Designed to introduce the dancer with their choice of art forms. Ballet vocabulary continues while dancers learn proper body placement. Tap is introduced, developing basic rhythm and controlled coordination. Class consists of 30 minutes of Ballet & 30 minutes of tap.

Consists of choreography to Broadway musicals, tap technique and production routines. Example: Grease; All That Jazz. 30 minutes of jazz and 30 minutes of tap.

Combines movements of Ballet, Jazz and Modern to show emotion and expression. Enjoy the freedom of movement through music and physical interpretation of feelings.

Hip hop is a high-energy class that infuses the latest styles of street-dancing and trick movement. Classes will encourage students to step outside of the box by bringing their own individual style and personality to the movements.

Jazz is a high-energy class that focuses on isolations, stretches, strength building, and coordination. As students progress through each level, curriculum will become increasingly more complex and intricate.

Tap instruction focuses on rhythm, coordination and specific tap technique. Center and traveling combinations are incorporated at each level. Speed and rhythms increase as levels advance.

Introduces students to Pointe Shoes and emphasizes proper alignment and foot strengthening exercises at the barre. As students progress, movement will be taken center and across the floor.

Ballet focuses on conditioning and strengthening all muscle groups through intensive barre exercises, center floor work, and classical combinations. Core strength will improve and allow the dancer the fundamentals to progress to more advanced turning and leaping ballet skills.