Acro | Level 3
Acro | Level 3
Students in this 30 minute class practice acrobatic skills. Acro dance is the mix of acrobatics skills and dance, which requires strong dance technique as well as athleticism. We focus on 5 categories of movement in our acro classes: strength, flexibility, limbering, balancing and tumbling.
Students love our acro classes because they are high energy, different every week, and they have fun tricks to show their friends. Though it’s not required, we suggest that students that take acro also take a ballet combo class. The basic dance steps and movement skills acquired during ballet will help our acro students succeed.
This class is $520 for the year (or $65 per month for 8 months), or offered at a discount if your student takes more than one class each week! This price includes weekly rehearsals from September-May and one recital costume. Tuition details can be found on our tuition page.
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*Age/Experience: Students in this class are generally 10-13. Dancers must be able to execute a backbend down and up from a standing position and proper cartwheels on both sides.
If you’re unsure of your dancer’s skill level, please schedule a 30-minute private lesson with one of our acro instructors, and we’d be happy to assess their skills and place them in the appropriate level.
*Dress code: Fitted dancewear (leotards or fitted crop tops with dance shorts or leggings) will be required for this class. No loose clothing can be worn for the safety of our dancers and instructors. If tights are worn, they must be convertible or footless tights. Undergarments should not be worn under dancewear. Hair must be pulled up in a ponytail, braid or bun.
*Shoes: No shoes are necessary for this class. Dancers practice and perform with bare feet.
*5-12 students per class.
Adding a class online will reserve a spot in your selected day/time for $15. After you finish the checkout process, you’ll receive a confirmation email followed by your invoice for the season. Unless we receive written notice, your dancer is committed to our full school year session ending with our annual recital mid-May.