Is Hip Hop Here To Stay? I had someone ask me one time if Hip Hop was going to be like break dancing and only be around for a little while. There was a break dancing class for a few years at my dance studio growing up, but it didn’t last long. As far as…
Welcome to the comprehensive guide that every dance parent needs to know the ins and outs of leotards for young dancers. This post is your one-stop resource for understanding the essentials of dancewear, specifically leotards. We’ll explore where to find the best leotards, dive into the reasons behind their importance in dance attire, uncover the…
The Dream Duffel is an incredibly convenient product for anyone who frequently travels to dance competitions and conventions. It also comes in handy for dress rehearsals and during your studio’s dance recital. It is a large duffel bag with a built-in rack to hold multiple dance costumes. The bag also includes a detachable accessory tray…
Dancer burnout is often unexpected; when something you have enjoyed so much isn’t bringing as much enjoyment, it can be hard to discern how to process that. Dance is an art form that requires discipline, dedication, and hard work. It’s no secret that dancers train for many years to hone their craft, hoping to one…
Welcome to our dance quote resource page, which is dedicated to inspiring and motivating dancers of all levels. Here you’ll find a curated collection of the most inspiring dance quotes from some of history’s most celebrated dancers and choreographers. Whether you’re looking for words of wisdom to help you push through a challenging practice or…
Where did Jazz dance begin? Jazz Dance has its roots in the late 19th and early 20th centuries African American communities, where it was developed as a fusion of various dance styles, including tap, African, and European folk dance. It’s considered a dynamic, ever-evolving dance style that continues to be a staple in today’s dance…