Dance

Argentine Tango

Argentine Tango is one of the most romantic, elegant, and sensual dances in the world. Its intimacy has caused it to be referred to as “a secret danced between two people”.

Bachata

Join us and have fun learning Bachata. This Latin dance is becoming one of the world's most popular dances.

Ballet

Classical ballet classes include traditional barre, centre work and enchainment. Learn the foundation of all good dance technique.

This class is geared to participants who have previous dance experience. The ballet barre will be used to increase your strength and flexibility, and challenge your mind and body with simple sequences for a full body workout.

Ballroom Blast

Ideal for anyone wanting to learn, or relearn, to dance socially in a fun, relaxed, yet professional atmosphere.

Belly Dance

Students are taught the belly dance posture, how to isolate body movement and basic dance steps in a fun environment.

Breaking

Learn the fundamentals of breaking: musicality, toprocks, floorwork, basic power moves, freezes and the transitions to fuse it all to

Burlesque Charm

A unique dance class that incorporates movements from various dance genres and Pilates to develop cardio and strength.

Contemporary Modern

In this technical dance style, explore your movement potential, expand creativity and develop your performance techniques.

Dance Mix

Come try out a variety sampler of dance classes this fall!
This Dance Mix is subsidized by Athletic & Recreation fee and only University of Alberta Students are eligible to register.

Disco

Wow your friends the next time you hit the dance floor by learning disco!

Hip Hop

Get into the culture, music and dance of Hip Hop. This exciting dance class takes you from old school to new school and everything in between. Focus is on style, energy and a ton of fun.

Jazz

Jazz dance is matched to the rhythms and techniques of jazz and contemporary music. Within various styles of jazz, we emphasize the practice of jazz technique including centre preparatory exercises, stylized technique and combination phrases.

K-Pop (Korean Pop)

K-POP is a modern form of South Korean pop music covering mostly dance-pop, pop ballad, electronic, rock, hip-hop, R & B, etc.. Suitable for beginners or dancers with limited experience.

Salsa

From beginner to intermediate, learn the techniques and patterns of this sultry, sensuous and intense dance style.

Street Jazz

Street Jazz incorporates elements of classical jazz dance technique combined with funky street style hip hop movement.

Tap Dance

This class will allow students to make music with their feet. Learn solid technical foundations and rhythms from Broadway to Street Syle.

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