Hip Hop Choreo

Hip Hop, or more appropriately called “Urban Dance Choreography,”

Musicality

Musicality, for dancers, refers to the matching of movement to the rhythm, melody, and mood of the music. The way you feel musicality will change the way you dance. Dance Musicality is demonstrated in several ways, depending on the dancer’s style, the song, and countless other elements. A great feeling during class is when you learn a piece to a song you know, but the instructor fills the music with different movements and highlights different beats that you hadn’t even thought of, and when you add in a whole new style, the feeling can just be eye opening.

Because this is a different style of movement, your body will have to move in different ways. Your arms will have to curve a little different, your legs will have to straighten all the way to make a clean line, you’ll have to point or flex your feet like you’ve never had to do in your Converse chucks.

5 Reasons To take Hip Hop

Nowadays, there are so many dancers who can hit all 700 beats in a song but when asked to freestyle and vibe, they can’t feel the music or just groove. Your ability to pick up the choreo and execute it as the choreographer shows it is great, but your personal style is what will set you apart.

  • You’ll Widen Your Range of Motion
  • Engage Muscles You Didn’t Know You Had
  • Stay eager and keep an open mind
  • Learn to be more adjusted socially
  • You’ll Grow As A Dancer, In All Styles