Hip Hop

Target Audience:

• Adults passionate about street dance culture who want to build rhythm and dance fundamentals.

• Beginners with no prior experience looking to improve coordination and stage confidence.

Course Features:

• Develops rhythm awareness through simple steps and body wave movements.

• Introduces foundational street dance styles, including Locking and Popping, with easy-to-learn combinations.

• Emphasizes fun and participation, allowing students to experience the energy and freedom of Hip Hop culture.

Origin and Development:
Hip Hop dance emerged in the 1970s in New York City as a key element of street culture. Early styles included Breaking (floor work) and Freestyle (improvised performance). Over time, Hip Hop transitioned from the streets to the stage, incorporating diverse influences such as Krump and House. Today, Hip Hop continues to evolve, blending with popular culture and maintaining its global influence.

Target Audience:

• Dancers with a strong foundation in street dance looking to master complex techniques and choreography.

• Hip Hop enthusiasts eager to develop their Freestyle skills.

Course Features:

• Focuses on personal style, incorporating intricate rhythm changes and movement design.

• Enhances musicality and physical expression through diverse music and movement combinations.

• Encourages participation in freestyle performances, fostering creativity and confidence.

Artistic Development:
This advanced course bridges street dance and stage performance, deepening students’ understanding of Hip Hop’s cultural roots while helping them integrate it into their unique style.