Are you inspired by the music videos of artists like Usher, Madonna, Justin Timberlake, Beyonce, Ne-Yo? Do you want to add some cool moves to your club dancing repertoire or are looking for a fun workout that will teach you how to move to your favourite music? Our beginners street dance classes are the right choice for you!
If you are an absolute beginner to street dancing and are a little worried about taking those first steps, these are the classes for you.
Worried about missing a class from your course? Get in touch and we can suggest some catch-up class options!
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Class Description
Classes designed with absolute beginners in mind.
Our street dance classes are tailored for people with no or little previous experience in dancing or street and hip-hop styles and are lead by our friendly and professional dance instructors who will warm you up, teach you basic street dance moves and grooves and at will then combine them in a routine you can practice and perform at the end of the class.
Each week you will be developing rhythm, coordination, confidence and will add more detail so that you are able to put your own attitude into the moves.
Our street dance courses are structured and goal orientated to ensure you develop and add new skills to your dance in each course.
I'm taking Ryan's beginners' class on Mondays and I'm enjoying it. You can practice the moves many times as the choreography is building up. Ryan provides plenty of feedback for you to improve and you get a video later in the week, so you can keep practising. This is a great way to work out and learn street dance.
Carmen B.
Locations
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Oxford Circus Studio, W1
The studio inside Fitness First Oxford Circus, 15 Great Marlborough St, Soho, London W1F 7HR. N.B. Please note that the entrance is from Ramillies Street
Tube: Oxford Circus (3-4min), Tottenham Court Road (5-7min), Piccadilly Circus (10min)
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Southwark/London Bridge Studio, SE1
The studio inside The Bankside Fit Hub, Unit 11a, 110 Southwark Street, SE1 0SU
Tube: Southwark (4-5min), London Bridge (7-8min), Waterloo (10min)
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Liverpool St. Studio EC2
The studio inside Fitness First Devonshire Square, 9 Devonshire Square, London EC2M 4WY
Tube: Liverpool Street (2min), Moorgate (6-7min)
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St Pauls/ Mansion House Studio, EC4
The studio inside Fitness First Queen Victoria Street, 95 Queen Victoria St, London EC4V 4HN
Tube: Mansion House (2min), St Pauls (5-6min), Bank (10min)
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Soho Studio, W1
The studio inside Marshall Street Leisure Centre, 15 Marshall St, Soho, London W1F 7EL
Tube: Oxford Circus (3-4min), Piccadilly Circus (6-7min)
City/Aldgate Studio, EC3
The studio inside David Game College, 31 Jewry St, London EC3N 2ET
Tube: Aldgate (2min), Fenchurch Str (3min), Tower Hill (5min), Liverpool Str (10min)
Instructors
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Ryan
Ryan is professional dancer and choreographer who trained at London Contemporary Dance School whilst also training in Commercial, Hip hop and Street Dance outside of the BA.
Ryan teaches regularly all levels and abilities, taking not only and interest in the moving bodies but the individuals and their progress. His teaching style is clear, fun and relaxed, making it a perfect environment to learn to dance.
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Ivona
Ivona is a professional dancer and teacher with a BA degree in teaching dance and fitness.
She started dancing professionally over 15 years ago focusing on urban styles such as Hip-Hop, Street and Commercial dance. Over the years, she has perfected her dance education by attending various dance workshops and classes in Europe and the US. She has been teaching for over five years and loves helping her students build confidence through their dance progress.
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Marta
Marta in an experienced instructor trained professionally in Hip-Hop, Commercial Dance, Contemporary and Jazz.
She has been lucky to learn from some of the pioneers in Hip-Hop dance both in the US and in Europe. Marta is also a seasoned performer having been part of a number of productions and music videos. Her classes are fun and relaxed, full of great music. She loves helping people with no experience in dance discover the feeling and the connection with the music and seeing them get hooked.
FAQs
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What to wear in a Street dance class?
Loose, comfortable clothing such as tracksuit bottoms, a T-shirt and trainers. All our venues have changing rooms which you can use before and after class.