Groovedance teaches classes on campus at Melbourne University.
Visit the location page for maps and directions to our teaching studios.
Classes are $5 per lesson for Groovedance members. Or purchase a class pack of 10 for only $35!
New signups will get their first class FREE.
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| Hip Hop Funk
Hip Hop Funk is the most mainstream dance style, seen commonly in music videos such as Britney Spears' or Justin Timberlake's. It's also associated with movies such as ‘You Got Served' and ‘Honey'. The style has many influences incorporated, which varies from choreographer to choreographer. |
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Bboying/Breakdance
Bboying is considered one of the four hip hop elements and is one of the most spectacular dance forms in the world. It incorporates toprocks, footwork, powermoves, and freezes and many other influences from other styles.
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Steady Ed (The Phat Controllers crew)
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| Popping Popping and Boogaloo were created by Boogaloo Sam in the 70s. ‘Popping' is usually mistaken as an umbrella term for other styles which are often mixed in with popping and boogaloo such as; tutting, strobing, waving etc.
Popping involves flexing the muscles on beat to give a ‘snap' or ‘pop' effect.
Boogaloo is a fluid, wavy style that uses the whole body |
Sidalicious (Liquid Xpress crew)
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Locking
One of the most fun and funky dance styles to date! Locking is an improvisational style that emphasises character and flavour.
The style incorporates sharp locked poses, and other funky movements such as; Scooby Doo, Funky Air Guitar and Which-a-Way |
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All classes start with a stretch and warm up of the body. Students will then learn and drill techniques from the foundations of the dance style and proceed to learn a choreographed routine.
Groove will also be having guest workshops and
classes taught by some of Melbourne's most successful
and professional dancers. Be sure to check back
often to see when these one-off classes occur!
DISCLAIMER: Dance classes can involve risk of personal injury. While Groovedance takes all reasonable care in the conduct of its classes, it accepts no responsibility for injury or loss caused during classes or whilst participants are at or near the dance studio. You are responsible for ensuring that you are physically and mentally fit for the class and during the class you must at all tmes take care of your own personal safety.
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