Dance Styles

Hip Hop

Rosie Richard · Jeri "Hao 2"

Ready to groove your way into the world of hip-hop? At Next Move Dance, we offer an exciting and dynamic hip-hop class designed for kids aged 5 to 16. Our mentors teach the fundamentals through energetic choreography, activities, and engaging music — creating an inclusive environment that encourages self-expression, confidence, and teamwork.

We introduce young dancers to hip-hop foundation and freestyle, focusing on age-appropriate movements while ensuring every child feels comfortable exploring their unique style.

Music Genre

Hip Hop · Rap · R&B

Ages

5 – 16 years

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Popping · Commercial Choreography

Break Dance

Emma Misak — Youth Olympics Silver Medalist

Break Dance (also called Breaking or B-Boying/B-Girling) is an athletic style of street dance with four core elements: top rock, footwork, power tricks, and power moves — each developing different muscle groups and skills.

Breaking is now not just a famous hip-hop style — it's an Olympic sport, following the historic decision by the International Olympic Committee to have BBoys and BGirls compete at the 2024 Paris Games.

Music Genre

Funk · Breakbeats · Hip Hop

Olympic Sport

Paris 2024 Games — officially competed

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Hip Hop

Commercial Choreo

Sadie

Urban Choreography is a community and lifestyle revolving around choreographed pieces and performances by a dancer or groups of dancers, influenced by several different dance styles.

This class builds performance skills, stage presence, and the ability to pick up and execute choreography — essential skills for any dancer looking to perform, compete, or pursue dance professionally.

Music Genre

Hip Hop · R&B · Rap · Dancehall · House

Focus

Performance · Stage Presence · Group Work

Also Try

Hip Hop · Waacking · Break Dance · Popping