Taking an online dance class is the perfect way to supplement your training at your own pace and schedule, but it isn’t always easy to find the room to go full-out. Our newest Collection features classes that can be danced in a small space! Try them out today.
With social media becoming a sort of online resume for dancers, it’s important to start thinking about personal branding and what it means to you.
If your child is interested in taking a hip-hop dance class, there are a few terms that you’ll want to know to help them get started!
Heading back to the studio? Try these 3 tips for a confidence boost before your next in-studio class.
If you’re a dance teacher, try these 7 steps the next time you’re planning your lesson to help create a focused class. With a strong lesson plan, you’ll be able to arrive confidently and help your students grow.
Take a quick look into the origins of hip-hop dance and how this social style has developed over the years.
So, you’ve decided to start taking dance classes from your home? That’s great! Now, the question is – what do I need for a home studio? First thing’s first: a mirror!
Join ballroom dancer Paul Karmiryan for a breakdown of the most popular ballroom steps: Cha-Cha, Samba, Rhumba, Paso Doble, and The Jive.
Broadway dancer Grasan Kingsberry shares his advice for young artists starting out in the musical theatre industry.
A popular and established style of dance, contemporary has a many different phrases that you’ll need to know if you want to dive into the style. Check out some of the most popular terms that will help you understand contemporary as a whole.
