Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Hip Hop 2.

Designed for intermediate dancers who have basic hip hop foundations or completed Hip Hop 1. Expect faster pacing, more complex combos, and theatrical elements. Attend consistently (2+ classes weekly recommended) to internalize choreography and refine technique for performance readiness.

Sessions are moderately to highly active with cardio bursts, fast footwork, and sustained energy. Instructors offer modifications and rest options, while cross-training, proper warm-up, and hydration help manage intensity for differing fitness levels.

Yes. The class emphasizes performance skills, expression, and stage presence through repetition and coaching. You'll learn technique, musicality, and presentation strategies used in auditions, and receive targeted feedback to polish routines for showcases or commercial opportunities.

Wear breathable, flexible street-style or athletic clothing and supportive sneakers with pivot capability. Bring water, a small towel, and any necessary braces. Avoid heavy jewelry or slippery socks. Arrive warmed up or come early for a studio warm-up.

Complexity increases gradually across sessions and terms, adding layers like syncopation, speed, and transitions. Instructors break down combos and offer repetitions; students who attend consistently can expect steady progression while accommodating individual learning curves.

We recommend booking in advance to secure your spot, especially for popular evening or weekend sessions. Drop-ins accepted when space allows. Purchase class packs or membership for priority booking and discounts. Check the schedule online or contact reception.