Elemental Studios Community Blog

  Dance Class Etiquette starts with an attitude of respect and openness. Whether it is your first class ever at the studio or you have been a consistent attender of the studio for a long period of time. Being mindful of your behavior helps create a space that everyone feel welcomed and supported. Staying aware of those around you and having a positive mindset about the class can build a strong and encouraging environment for everyone that attends a class with you.  When you come into the studio space, take resposibility of your actions during your time in class, this will create a comfortable and effective learning environment for everyone. Regardless of experience and dance level, come to the studio showing commitment to courtsey, this makes the class a supportive place to not only challenge yourself but also for you connect with others in the space.  By following a lot of these unspoken rules in the space, you will be able to showcase yourself as someone who is responsi...

Class Level Guide Are you not sure which class is right for you? What does each of the dance levels mean? What should I expect? I will try my best to answer your questions below. Beginner Level/Introductory/Fundamentals These classes are best suited for people with little to no experience or for those who would like to revisit their fundamentals in a slower-paced environment. These classes offer an opportunity to grow at your own pace and slowly discover your dance style in the class you are participating in.  Intermediate Level These classes are best suited for dancers with moderate dance experience who feel comfortable in a class setting and want to learn more complex movements that combine many fundamentals learned in the beginner level/introductory/fundamentals classes. These classes also offer additional training for dancers who want to advance in those dance styles or revisit a style that they have experience in. Intermediate/Advanced Level These classes are best suited for d...