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.

Locking is a funky and playful street dance style that originated in Los Angeles in the late 1960s. Created by Don Campbell, the style was first called Campbellocking and quickly gained popularity thanks to its high energy, comedic flair, and big, exaggerated movements.

Characterized by sudden “locks” or freezes in the middle of fast, fluid moves, Locking is both dynamic and expressive. It features points, wrist rolls, jumps, splits, and plenty of interaction with the audience, making it one of the most entertaining and joyful street dance styles. Locking grew alongside funk music, with groups like The Lockers bringing it to TV shows, concerts, and stages around the world.

More than just moves, Locking is about personality, fun, and connection—it’s a dance style that encourages you to perform with confidence

Want to bring the funk and energy to the dance floor? Join our Locking class and learn one of the most iconic street dance styles ever created.

Experience the Spirit of House Dance

House dance was born in the underground clubs of Chicago and New York in the late ’70s and ’80s, created by Black, Latinx, and LGBTQ+ communities as a celebration of freedom and expression. Blending jazz, African dance, salsa, hip-hop, and more, house is built on three essentials: jacking, footwork, and lofting. The result? A dance style that’s dynamic, soulful, and deeply connected to music and community.

Ready to feel the groove? Join our house dance class and become part of the culture.

Experience the Spirit of House Dance

House dance was born in the underground clubs of Chicago and New York in the late ’70s and ’80s, created by Black, Latinx, and LGBTQ+ communities as a celebration of freedom and expression. Blending jazz, African dance, salsa, hip-hop, and more, house is built on three essentials: jacking, footwork, and lofting. The result? A dance style that’s dynamic, soulful, and deeply connected to music and community.

Ready to feel the groove? Join our house dance class and become part of the culture.

Ontstaan uit de funkdance-revolutie van de jaren ’70 is popping een energieke stijl, gecreëerd door Boogaloo Sam, waarbij scherpe spiersamentrekkingen zorgen voor het unieke “pop”-effect. Geworteld in de grooves van funkmuziek en een belangrijke basis van hiphop, is popping dynamisch, expressief en eindeloos creatief.

Doe mee met onze poppingles, leer de moves, voel het ritme en beleef de cultuur.

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.

ABOUT BREAKING
Breakdance, also known as breaking or B-Boying, originated in the 1970s in New York City, USA. Its origins can be traced back to a combination of influences, including the funk music of James Brown, the martial arts moves of Bruce Lee, and other dance styles, including salsa and capoeira. Breakdance was developed by young African and Latino descended dancers who would perform on the streets, in clubs, and at block parties. B-Boying quickly raise to fame, and by the late 1970s, it had spread to other cities in the US, as well as to other countries.

Breaking is characterized by a series of high energy/explosive, or as we call it “Power moves”, such as spins, flips, and freezes. It evolved to a balanced dance style with the addition of footwork and various stand-up movements. In order to preform moves like those, you require to have strength, agility, body control, stamina, balance, as well as creativity and musicality. Through these factors you create your own style with personal specialties.

A special class for the next generation, in which they learn this acrobatic and expressive dance style in a playful and safe way. Chris is an experienced teacher with a lot of knowledge about the moves, background and cultural context of Breaking.

ABOUT BREAKING
Breakdance, also known as breaking or B-Boying, originated in the 1970s in New York City, USA. Its origins can be traced back to a combination of influences, including the funk music of James Brown, the martial arts moves of Bruce Lee, and other dance styles, including salsa and capoeira. Breakdance was developed by young African and Latino descended dancers who would perform on the streets, in clubs, and at block parties. B-Boying quickly raise to fame, and by the late 1970s, it had spread to other cities in the US, as well as to other countries.

Breaking is characterized by a series of high energy/explosive, or as we call it “Power moves”, such as spins, flips, and freezes. It evolved to a balanced dance style with the addition of footwork and various stand-up movements. In order to preform moves like those, you require to have strength, agility, body control, stamina, balance, as well as creativity and musicality. Through these factors you create your own style with personal specialties.