Hip-hop · Levels 1–4
Hip-hop: grooves, footwork, attitude
From old-school foundations to current commercial choreography. Eight-week terms ending with a filmed showcase — plus a Friday freestyle session that never ends on time.
The discipline
Foundations before choreography
Nobody learns routines on shaky grooves. Level 1 locks in bounce, rock, grooves and the twenty core party dances. Level 2 adds footwork patterns and musicality. Levels 3–4 go deep: choreography labs, freestyle rounds and performance craft for crews and soloists.
- Grooves, footwork, freezes and transitions by level
- Choreography block plus open freestyle every week
- Filmed mid-term check and end-of-term showcase
- Crew auditions for competition teams each season
Timetable
Hip-hop this week
| Day | Class | Level | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tuesday | Hip-hop grooves | All levels | 18:30 – 19:45 |
| Friday | Commercial hip-hop | Level 2+ | 18:30 – 19:45 |
| Friday | Freestyle session | All levels | 20:00 – 21:30 |
| Saturday | Open styles jam | All levels | 11:00 – 13:00 |
Your coach
Alina Reyes, Hip-Hop Choreographer
Alina has choreographed three city festival openings and battled across two continents. Her classes pair relentless drilling with genuine musical joy — expect to leave sweaty and grinning.
FAQ
Hip-hop questions, answered
No. Level 1 and the Tuesday grooves class are built for first-timers, and the Friday freestyle welcomes every level.
Clean flat sneakers with ankle support. No outdoor shoes on the studio floor — bring a dedicated pair.
Crew auditions run each season for Level 2+ dancers. Talk to Jayden after any Friday session about preparing.