THE INTRODUCTORY STREET DANCE EXPERIENCE
THERE'S SOMETHING FOR EVERY DANCER
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LEVEL 0 CLASSES
Focus: Basic Rhythm, Basic Eight Moves, Basic Choreography, Understanding Tempo
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Description: This level introduces young dancers to the fundamental elements of street dance (locking), emphasizing basic rhythm and simple choreography. Students will learn the foundational 'Basic Five' moves and develop a sense of musicality through tempo exercises.
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Recommended Ages: 5 to 8 years old (Kids Course)
LEVEL 1 CLASSES
Focus: Signature Move, Rhythm and Basic Eight Moves, Interaction
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Description: Building on Level 1, this course incorporates signature street dance (locking) moves and enhances rhythm skills. Interaction and teamwork are encouraged to develop social and cooperative skills through dance.
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Recommended Ages: 9 to 16 years old (Teens & Kids Course), 17 and above (Adults Course)
LEVEL 2 CLASSES
Focus: Basic Floor Work, Advanced Signature Move, Freestyle
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Description: This advanced level introduces basic floor work and more complex signature moves. Students will also explore freestyle techniques, encouraging creativity and personal expression in their dance routines.
Recommended Ages: 9 to 16 years old (Teens & Kids Course), 17 and above (Adults Course)
STREET DANCE STYLE
WHAT IS LOCKING
1960s STREET DANCE STYLE
Locking is a fun and energetic street dance style that began in the late 1960s and early 1970s, created by Don "Campbellock" Campbell. It features fast arm and hand movements, smooth leg and hip actions, and sudden pauses where the dancer freezes before moving again. Locking is known for its precise moves and playful style, making it exciting to watch and perform.
PLAYFUL & ENERGETIC
Locking is particularly suitable for children due to its fun, energetic, and highly expressive nature. This dance style emphasizes joy and playfulness, often incorporating big smiles and animated expressions.
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Boosting Confidence: The playful nature of locking helps children express themselves freely, building their self-esteem.
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Improving Coordination: The repetitive and rhythmic movements enhance children's motor skills and balance.
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Encouraging Creativity: Locking allows children to explore and express their creativity through dance.
SOCIAL & INTERACTIVE
The social and interactive components of locking further enhance its appeal for children. Group dances and moves encourage teamwork and cooperation, as children learn to synchronize their movements and work together
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Teamwork: Dancing in groups teaches children the importance of working together and supporting each other.
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Social Skills: Interacting with peers in a dance setting helps children develop communication and interpersonal skills.
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Community Building: The group environment fosters a sense of belonging and community among young dancers.
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