Dancehall originated in Jamaica in the late 1970s, evolving alongside dancehall music as a way for people to express joy, identity, and community. Rooted in Afro-Caribbean culture, the style is energetic, powerful, and full of attitude, with movements inspired by everyday life, reggae, and African dance traditions.

From iconic steps like the Bogle to modern moves created by Jamaican dancers, dancehall continues to evolve and influence urban dance scenes worldwide. It’s about rhythm, confidence, and celebrating culture through movement.

Join our Dancehall class and move with power, groove, and attitude!

Hip-Hop Freestyle Dance

Hip-hop freestyle was born in the Bronx in the 1970s, when dancers began using movement as a way to express individuality and connect with the beats of hip-hop music. Unlike choreography, freestyle is about improvisation, creativity, and responding to the rhythm in your own unique way.

With influences from popping, locking, breaking, and even house, freestyle blends styles into a dynamic form of self-expression. It’s not just about steps, it’s about confidence, flow, and telling your story through movement.

Ready to find your groove and express yourself? Join our hip-hop freestyle class and bring your style to the cypher!

Born from the funk dance revolution of the 1970s, popping is a high-energy style created by Boogaloo Sam that uses sharp muscle contractions to create a unique “pop” effect. Rooted in the grooves of funk music and a key foundation of hip-hop, popping is dynamic, expressive, and endlessly creative.

Join our popping class to learn the moves, feel the rhythm, and experience the culture.