TWO Convenient
Locations:

Avondale / Ortega
Phone (904) 388-8952

Argyle / Oakleaf
Phone (904) 317-8952

 

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Class Descriptions

Tuition

Fees for all classes must be paid by the first class of the month. Any tuition payment received after the 10th of the month will be automatically charged a $25 late fee. We regret having to initiate these types of procedures, but timely receipt of tuition is vital to the Studio being able to keep this wonderful facility running! There is a 20% discount for additional family members. No Limits Dance Studio reserves the right not to admit student(s) to class in the event they are 60 days late in tuition payment.

Creative Movement, Ages 2.5-3

A 45 minute introductory dance class containing ballet, acrobatics and creative movement. Young dancers will learn the basic steps while learning how to follow direction and imitate movement in a positive environment. Engaging music is used to get these little guys inspired to dance. During the warm-up portion of the class the young dancers will be encouraged to use their imagination, creativity and, most of all, have fun!

Pre-Ballet/Acro, 4-5

An age specific 45 minute class containing ballet and acrobatic movement for dancers to help inspire movement and creativity within a positive dance environment. Dancers will also learn basic steps and terminology in both styles. For example, all dancers will learn what a "plie" is and how to demonstrate one. The use of fun, age appropriate music engages the young dancers' minds and bodies. The use of props and fun games such as the "freeze dance" makes the end of class the most fun!

Pre-Tap, 4-5

This is an age specific 45 minute class containing basic tap steps and combinations. Students will begin the process of learning rhythm by combining tap steps with arm movements. Tap class helps promote coordination and concentration.

Ballet Dance:

Ballet is a beautiful yet difficult theatrical art form. Students will start class with barre exercises (usually danced to classical music), to train their bodies to dance with the strength and grace unique to ballet. Students will then move to center floor to learn conventional poses and steps, combined with light flowing figures such as leaps and turns. Ballet is the basis for all other forms of dance. Ballet is highly recommended for students of any other discipline including gymnastics, ice-skating, and cheer leading.

Jazz Dance:

Jazz is a more free formed style of dance than Ballet but will also include stretches, barre work and center floor combinations. Rhythm, upon which all dance forms depend, is particularly integral to jazz dance. The first half of class consists of exercises to stretch and tone muscles and develop support for proper stress-free alignment of the skeletal structure. Using jazz, soul, R&B, ethnic and pop music, jazz classes are a great work-out and a fun way to release tension while attaining a body awareness that can be applied to everyday activities.

Tap Dance:

Tap is music with your feet. In tap, students learn to articulate the feet, with the use of tap shoes, to create intricate rhythm and sounds. Is an exciting rhythmic exercise and dance discipline that is enjoyable to both kids and adults. Rooted in African-American History, tap offers a variety of styles and techniques. The classes stress the basics of tap and build into combinations which are great to watch and delightful to hear.

Acrobatics Dance:

Acrobatics builds strength, flexibility, balance and coordination. A combination of floor tumbling, technique, conditioning and dance. Students learn to improve on flexibility, strength and balance. Acrobatics class incorporates basic to advanced tumbling skills which are honed while adding balances (headstands, handstands, 1 foot balance) and flexibility-required movements (bridges/backbends, walk-overs, splits). Partnering is introduced using concepts of weight sharing, stacking, and proper mount/dismount technique. Dances done in this class aim to smoothly transition between each acrobatic element, as well as draw on the students' own choreography.

Lyrical Dance:

Lyrical dance combines jazz technique and ballet. Strength, flexibility, grace, and the proper use of leaps, turns and kicks are the focus. Students learn how to put emotion into their routines and make fluid movements more fluid.

Zumba Dance:

Zumba combines high energy and motivating music with unique moves and combinations that allow the Zumba participants to dance away their worries. It is based on the principle that a workout should be "FUN AND EASY TO DO" in order for Zumba participants to stick to the Zumba fitness program to achieve long-term health benefits. Zumba is not only great for the body, but is also great for the mind. It is a "feel-happy" workout.

Hip Hop Dance:

High energy, fast moving and most recognized form of dance. Features exciting dance combinations. Great class for any student!