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		<title>Ballet</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Pre &#8211; Ballet Class Available: Pre-Primary &#8211; Primary Summary Course Description: The course will help the young Children in developing an awareness of their own body and will teach them how to control their movements and gain a sense of creative presence. Through structurized session, the course is also a preparation for young children to [...]]]></description>
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<p class="style4"><strong>Class Available: </strong> Pre-Primary &#8211; Primary</p>
<p><strong>Summary Course Description:</strong></p>
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The course will help the young Children in developing an awareness of their own body and will teach them how to control their movements and gain a sense of creative presence. Through structurized session, the course is also a preparation for young children to understand the basic ballet vocabulary and exercises.
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<p><strong>Style:</strong>
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Based on basic classic training associated with games and stretching exercises for children.
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<p><strong>Typical Class Structure:</strong>
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Warm-up / simple dance sequences / stretch to warm down
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<p><strong>Benefits:</strong>
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Physical, mental development, improved coordination and concentration as well as introducing discipline into the children’s mind. This course is designed to introduce young children to the love of dance and music through the beauty of classical ballet and creative movement. The course is taught by qualified teachers to prepare the young student for more formal dance/movement classes. Focus is on enjoyment!
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<p><strong>Uniforms:</strong> Ballet leotard / ballet shoes.</p>
<p class="style4"><strong>Style: </strong> Based on the British and Russian teaching methods.</p>
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<h1 class="style4"><strong>Ballet for children (RAD)</strong></h1>
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<p><strong>Class Grades Available : </strong><br />
1. Grade 1<br />
2. Grade 2<br />
3. Grade 3<br />
4. Grade 4<br />
5. Grade 5</p>
<p><strong>Summary Course Description:</strong>
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The course will introduce students to the theatrical dance of Classical Ballet. Taught by professional dancers based on the syllabus of the Royal Academy of Dance (R.A.D.) in London, the course will teach ballet technique through the study of stylized movements and positions. This course provides a solid foundation for students who wish to continue their dancing ability to a higher level.
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<p class="style4"><strong>Style:</strong>
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The course is based on the Royal Academy of Dance teaching method (British System) and is designed to systematically training students from a young age to a professional level. R.A.D. Dance Certificate examinations are held twice a year for children and major students.
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<p class="style4"><strong>Affiliations:</strong> Royal Academy of Dancing (RAD), Great Britain.</p>
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<strong>Classes:</strong>The entire course covers 12 years of study. Pre-Ballet classes are available for 4 year olds<br />
- 4-6 years old attend once/week (1 hour)<br />
- 6-9 years old attend twice/week (1 hour each)<br />
- 10-12 years old attend three times/week (1.5 hours each)
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<p><strong>Benefits: </strong>
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 Physical and mental development with improved flexibility, coordination and concentration. This course is taught by qualified teachers who can teach the student to be aware of their body to develop better poise and confidence, and to appreciate the art of dance.
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<strong>Uniforms:  For girls:</strong></p>
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<li>4-6 years old: pink sleeveless leotard with chiffon skirt, pink socks; soft, satin pink ballet shoes.</li>
<li>6-9 years old: pink sleeveless leotard, pink tights; soft satin/leather pink ballet shoes. Black character shoes and character skirt.</li>
<li>10-12 years old: Blue sleeveless leotard, pink tights; soft satin/leather pink ballet shoes. Black character(high-heel) shoes and character skirt.</li>
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<p class="style4"><strong>For boys:</strong></p>
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<li>4-9 years old: white leotards, black shorts, white socks, white soft ballet shoes.</li>
<li>10-12 years old: white leotards, black shorts or tights, white socks, white soft ballet shoes.</li>
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<strong>FAQ: How long would it take for my child to go on pointe shoes</strong></p>
<p class="style4">According to the readiness of the student’s technique/physical body. (as muscles groups and the skeletal development varies in each individual.
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<h1><strong>Ballet Intermediate</strong></h1>
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 <strong>Class Grades Available:</strong></p>
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<li class="style4">Intermediate Foundation</li>
<li class="style4">Intermediate Advanced</li>
<li class="style4">Foundation Advanced I</li>
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<p><strong>Course Requirement:</strong> At least 5 years trained in classical Ballet.
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<p class="style4"><strong>Typical Class Structure:</strong></p>
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<li>Barre- Centre</li>
<li>Port de bras</li>
<li>Adage- Pirouette</li>
<li>Allegro</li>
<li>Grand allegro &#8211; Pointe work</li>
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<p class="style4"><strong> Style:</strong>Based on the British and Russian teaching methods.</p>
<p class="style4"><strong>Affiliations:</strong>The Royal Academy of Dance.</p>
<p class="style4"><strong>Classes:</strong>Students are recommended to attend class three to four times per week at this level. Discuss with the teacher for more information.</p>
<p class="style4"><strong>Benefits:</strong> Strengthening of the body, improved flexibility, co-ordination and concentration. The classes are designed for students who aim for professional level.
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<strong> Uniforms:</strong><br />
<strong>For girls:</strong> Blue/black leotards- sleeveless or with spaghetti straps, pink tights, soft ballet shoes and pink Pointe shoes<br />
<strong>For boys:</strong> white leotards, black/blue tights, white socks, white ballet shoes<br />
<strong>Uniform items available in the Dance Centre Shopping Gallery</strong>
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<h1>Ballet Professional</h1>
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 <strong>Class Grades Available:</strong></p>
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<li class="style4">Advanced II</li>
<li class="style4">Solo Seal Awards</li>
<li class="style4">Professional</li>
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<p><strong>Summary Course Description: </strong>This class is designed to train experienced students who wish to pursue their professional dance career and for professional dancers.
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<strong>Typical Class Structure:</strong> Barre work and Centre work on pointe / classical ballet variations</p>
<p><strong>Affiliations: </strong>The Royal Academy of Dance</p>
<p><strong>Classes: </strong> Students are recommended to attend classes four to five times per week at this level. Discuss with the teacher administrator for more information.</p>
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<p><strong> Uniforms:</strong><strong><br />
<strong>For girls:</strong></strong> Blue/black leotards- sleeveless or with spaghetti straps, pink tights, soft ballet shoes and pink Pointe shoes</p>
<p><strong>For boys:</strong> white leotards, black/blue tights, white socks, white ballet shoes</p>
<p><strong>Uniform items available in the Dance Centre Shopping Gallery</strong>
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<h1>Ballet for Adults</h1>
<p>hobby course</p>
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<strong>Summary Course Description: </strong>A beginner’s course designed to introduce adults to the magical world of classical Ballet, Haven’t you always wanted to be a ballet dancer? Now is your chance! The course is designed to help adult to improve their physiques and postures through the very basics of classical ballet exercises.
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<strong>Style: </strong>Based on the British and Russian teaching methods.<strong> </strong></p>
<p><strong>Classes: </strong>Scheduled once / twice per week, of one-and-a-half hour duration.<strong> </strong></p>
<p><strong>Benefits: </strong>Strengthening of the body, improved flexibility, co-ordination and concentration. The classes are designed purely for the students enjoyment, whatever their level as well as enhancing their understanding of performing arts.
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<p><strong>Uniforms:</strong></p>
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 Ballet uniform available at Dance Centre Shopping Gallery<strong> </strong>
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		<title>Argentine Tango</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Two bodies move in harmony Summary Course Description: Announcement: A sad thought you can dance&#8230; Argentine Tango is a couple dance. It was born around 100 years ago in the two harbour cities Buenos Aires (Argentina) and Montevideo (Uruguay). In the last two decades Tango became very popular again and is now danced in all [...]]]></description>
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Two bodies move in harmony
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Summary Course Description: Announcement:</strong></p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">A sad thought you can dance&#8230; Argentine Tango is a couple dance. It was born around 100 years ago in the two harbour cities Buenos Aires (Argentina) and Montevideo (Uruguay). In the last two decades Tango became very popular again and is now danced in all major cities in all over the world.
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<p><strong>Typical Class Structure:</strong><br />
• Warming up exercises single dancing to improve balance, leg- and foot movement<br />
• Warming up in couples.<br />
• Introduction to a new movement or combination, learning step by step.<br />
• Variations of the newly learned movement<br />
• Repetition of the moves of last course evening<br />
• Combine the new moves with old moves to complex combination<br />
• Also the argentine dances Milonga and Tango Vals will be taught during the Tango classes.</p>
<p><strong>Typical Course Structure: </strong>Beginner / Experienced</p>
<p><strong>Style: </strong><br />
Argentine Tango, Salon Style</p>
<p><strong>Class: </strong>Twice per week, 1½ hours duration.</p>
<p><strong>Benefits: </strong><br />
feeling the joy when two bodies move in perfect harmony.</p>
<p><strong>Uniform:</strong><br />
comfortable clothing, closed shoes with leather soles</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;"><strong>Tango history</strong><br />
by Lori Heikkila. Tango (the dance with the stop &#8220;Baille Con Carte&#8221;) is one of the most fascinating of all dances. Originating in Spain or Morocco, the Tango was introduced to the New World by the Spanish settlers, eventually coming back to Spain with Black and Creole influences. In the early 19th Century, the Tango was a solo dance performed by the woman. The Adualisian Tango was later done by one or two couples walking together using castanets. The dance was soon considered immoral with its flirting music! Ballroom Tango originated in the<br />
lower class of Buenos Aires, especially in the &#8220;Bario de las Ranas&#8221;. Clothing was dictated by full skirts for the woman and gauchos with high boots and spurs for the man. The story of Tango as told is that it started with the gauchos of<br />
Argentina. They wore chaps that had hardened from the foam and sweat of the horses body. Hence to gauchos walked with knees flexed. They would go to the crowded night clubs and ask the local girls to dance. Since the gaucho hadn&#8217;t<br />
showered, the lady would dance in the crook of the man&#8217;s right arm, holding her head back. Her right hand was held low on his left hip, close to his pocket, looking for a payment for dancing with him. The man danced in a curving fashion<br />
because the floor was small with round tables, so he danced around and between them. The dance spread throughout Europe in the 1900&#8242;s. Originally popularized in New York in the winter of 1910-1911, Rudolph Valentino then made the Tango a hit in 1921. As time elapsed and the music became more subdued, the dance was finally considered respectable even in Argentina.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">Styles vary in Tango: Argentine, French, Gaucho and International. Still, Tango has become one of our American &#8216;Standards&#8217; regardless of its origin. The Americanized version is a combination of the best parts of each. The principals involved are the same for any good dancing. First, the dance must fit the music. Second, it must contain the basic characteristic that sets it apart from other dances. Third, it must be comfortable and pleasing to do. Phrasing is an important part of Tango. Most Tango music phrased to 16 or 32 beats of music. Tango music is like a story. It<br />
contains paragraphs (Major phrases); sentences (Minor phrases); and the period at the end of the sentence is the Tango close. For exhibition dancing, a Tango dancer must develop a strong connection with the music, the dance and the<br />
audience. The audience can only feel this connection if the performer feels and projects this feeling. So it is when dancing for your own pleasure &#8212; and your partner&#8217;s! &#8220;The Tango is the easiest dance. If you make a mistake and get<br />
tangled up, you just Tango on.&#8221; (Al Pacino in &#8220;The Scent of a Woman.&#8221;) Movies that featured Tango dancing include &#8220;The Scent of a Woman&#8221;, Madonna&#8217;s &#8220;Evita&#8221; and &#8220;True Lies&#8221; starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jamie Lee Curtis
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		<title>Yoga for Health and Relaxation</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[for Health and Relaxation Summary Course Description: Announcement: This Yoga course focuses on health and relaxation. Studying the anatomy of the body (organs and energetic channels), gives the opportunity to heal sickness by correcting some aspects of our mind and driving the energy into the right channels. This course combines various yoga disciplines including Hatha, [...]]]></description>
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for Health and Relaxation
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<strong>Summary Course Description: Announcement:</strong></p>
<p>This Yoga course focuses on health and relaxation. Studying the anatomy of the body (organs and energetic channels), gives the opportunity to heal sickness by correcting some aspects of our mind and driving the energy into the right channels. This course combines various yoga disciplines including Hatha, Raja, Jnani and Bakti. Each session is divided into two parts: static and dynamic. In the static section the focus is on the practice of breathing known as ‘Pranayama’. The goal is to strengthen inner energy known as Prana, and as a result, allow control of the mind and its emotions. It is very important to improve our inner energy and let it circulate in a proper way because if energy circulation is bad, physical illness will often result as a consequence. In the dynamic section this energy is allowed to circulate properly in the body by cycles of healthy postures and positions known as Asanas in order to stimulate the Chakras.Once the energy flows in a proper way we will be able to develop a special opening of the Chakras (spiritual organs). This will allow us to achieve a higher quality of existence in all aspects of our being and in particular with our ability to connect with our higher self.
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 <strong>Typical Course Structure:</strong></p>
<p>The Yoga course starts with an emphasis on the physical body (Hata Yoga) doing mainly stretching and posture that effect the muscles structure. At the same time there is a focus on the breathing though rhythmic cycles (Pranayama) in which is believed that a different way to breath can effect different aspect of our emotions.<strong> </strong> Entering an intermediate level the practitioner is required to increase the concentration throughout the posture cycles (Asanas cycles) and start to practice exercises for develop a higher mind control. The emphasis start to shift to a different level which involve mind control and visualization of inner energy flow throughout the body (Raja Yoga). This require a good command of the body muscles and a high knowledge of the Asanas cycles. Once the practitioner reaches a good level of concentration during the Asanas Cycles and a good control of the inner energy, there is a new level to enter, which focus on the meditation part with various methods. The Yoga then will become a complete meditation section even during the performance of the Asanas cycles, which require now a continuative visualization of the energy flow combined with meditation on the Chakras. In the advanced level there will be a theoretical and philosophical according to the traditional Yoga.</p>
<p><strong>Benefits:<br />
</strong> Yoga is a philosophy of life, which also has the potential to create a vibrantly healthy body and mind. Yoga, practiced in its correct sequential order, gradually leads the practitioner to rediscovering his or her fullest potential on all levels of human consciousness—physical, psychological, and spiritual. The mind then becomes lucid, clear and precise. Physically, yoga benefits the body by increasing flexibility, suppleness, inducing relaxation, and encourage healthier functioning of the internal organs.</p>
<p><strong>Uniform:</strong> • Loose clothing or leotards are appropriate for this class. Suitable clothing is available from (DC) Gallery and Studio shop. • Yoga Mats: (DC) Members: receive 20% Discount when buying the Yoga Mats.</p>
<p><strong>FAQ:<br />
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<p><strong>- </strong><strong>Can once practice Yoga at any age? </strong>Yes, there is a different level of stretching to be adopted depending from the student age, background and general physical conditions.</p>
<p>- <strong>Is it dangerous to practice head stand posture? </strong>Each Yoga posture can be dangerous if badly attempted. With a teacher supervision and a gradual increasing of body control, each one can achieve most of the common postures with no arm, including head stand.</p>
<p><strong>- When is best to practice Yoga? </strong>As many other systems that required discipline the good time to practice is when is practiced, at any time. Having the privilege of choice, I will suggest to practice the breathing and meditation part in the early morning and the physical postures in the late afternoon. Avoid after meals practice.</p>
<p><strong>- Can Yoga be practice during pregnancy? </strong>Yoga is a very beneficial system that can be carried on throughout the pregnancy, there are some posture to be adapted and some to be avoid (pre-natal Yoga).<br />
I had several students attending the class until the very last day.</p>
<p><strong>- Yoga Can Yoga make loose weight? </strong>Yoga is an anaerobic form of exercise, therefore is not a fat burner system. Yet is improving the lymphatic and blood circulation which is beneficial for water retention problems. Following an accurate Yogic diet is possible to reduce body weight, due to the student discipline.</p>
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		<title>Tai Chi Quan</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[meditation in movement Typical Course Structure: The course is divided into two phases. Phase 1: The short form consisting of 48 postures is taught. Before this, a simplified version consisting of 24 postures is taught, and then the full version is taught. Phase 2: The long form is taught. คุณประโยชน์: ไทชิเป็นการฝึกที่ช่วยในเรื่องของสุขภาพ และการเข้าถึงการเป็นหนึ่งเดียวกันของร่างกายและจิตใจให้กับผู้ฝึก บรรยากาศแบบสบายๆ จะช่วยให้ผู้ฝึกได้ผ่อนคลายอย่างเต็มที่ การฝึกไทชิปราศจากการต่อสู้เพื่อแข่งขันและไม่เกี่ยวข้องกับศาสนา [...]]]></description>
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<span style="line-height: normal;"><strong>Typical Course Structure:</strong> The course is divided into two phases. Phase 1: The short form consisting of 48 postures is taught. Before this, a simplified version consisting of 24 postures is taught, and then the full version is taught. Phase 2: The long form is taught.
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<p><strong>คุณประโยชน์:</strong> ไทชิเป็นการฝึกที่ช่วยในเรื่องของสุขภาพ และการเข้าถึงการเป็นหนึ่งเดียวกันของร่างกายและจิตใจให้กับผู้ฝึก บรรยากาศแบบสบายๆ จะช่วยให้ผู้ฝึกได้ผ่อนคลายอย่างเต็มที่ การฝึกไทชิปราศจากการต่อสู้เพื่อแข่งขันและไม่เกี่ยวข้องกับศาสนา แต่เป็นการฝึกที่ช่วยพัฒนาการรู้เท่าทันจิตและสร้างความมั่นใจ</p>
<p><strong>ยูนิฟอร์ม:</strong> ควรสวมเสื้อผ้าที่สบาย เสื้อผ้าสำหรับไทชิมีจำหน่ายที่แด็นซ์ เซ็นเตอร์ แกลลอรี [/TH]</p>
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<p><strong>Benefits:</strong> The Tai Chi system is an excellent method for the maintenance of health, mind/body co-ordination and a feeling of oneness. The class sessions are held in an informal setting allowing each person to progress at a comfortable pace. There is no competition or religious element as it is intended to develop a person’s self-awareness and self-confidence in order that one may live a full and constructive life.</p>
<p><strong>Uniforms:</strong> Loose comfortable clothes are required Chinese Style pajamas are available for the (DC) Shopping Gallery.</p>
<p><strong>FAQ:</strong> This is not urgent however we will need it soon Tew Bunnag to complete PLs. (say<br />
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		<title>Ballroom</title>
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<strong style="font-weight: bold;">Style: </strong>The Waltz, Tango, Quickstep and Foxtrot are called ballroom dances. Each of them has a different character and is danced to a different music. We will offer you advice on how to recognise the music and how to dance each of them. You will find out that the Waltz is a full of grace, Tango is all about passion, Quickstep is cheerful and Foxtrot is a very elegant dance.</p>
<p><strong>Classes: </strong>The school recommends students to attend 2 classes per week, of one-and-a-half hour’s duration</p>
<p><strong>student and adult courses</strong></p>
<p><strong>Benefits: </strong><br />
Ballroom dance will guide you through getting to know your body to improve your physical structure. The training gives enjoyment through the various music and rhythm thus enables you to improve you physical health. The dance will also give you the opportunity to enter the world of social dancing to boost your skill in meeting with people</p>
<p><strong>Uniforms:</strong><br />
Leotard or tight-fitted singlet / appropriate dancing pants or tracksuit pants or skirt / Ballroom dancing shoes available at (DC) Shopping Gallery.
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		<title>Latin</title>
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The course based on the syllabus of the I.S.T.D. (Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing), England. The course is divided into:-<br />
1. Group Bronze (Beginner)<br />
2. Group Silver (Intermediate)<br />
3. Group Gold (Advanced)</p>
<p><strong style="font-weight: bold;">Style: </strong>The Cha Cha, Rumba, Samba and Social Rock&#8217;n'Roll are called the Latin dances. They originate from South and Latin America. You will learn that the Cha Cha is a flirting dance, Samba is a Brazilian carnival dance, Jive (Rock&#8217;n'Roll) is just about fun, while Rumba is about love and passion. Salsa is the festival style and mood of dance has kept it alive</p>
<p>student and adult courses.</p>
<p><strong>Classes: </strong>The school recommends students to attend 2 classes per week, of one-and-a-half hour’s duration</p>
<p><strong>Benefits: </strong><br />
Latin dance will guide you through getting to know your body to improve your physical structure. The training gives enjoyment through the various music and rhythm thus enables you to improve you physical health. The dance will also give you the opportunity to enter the world of social dancing to boost your skill in meeting with people.</p>
<p><strong>Uniforms:</strong><br />
Leotard or tight-fitted singlet / appropriate dancing pants or tracksuit pants or skirt / Latin dancing shoes available at (DC) Shopping Gallery.
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		<title>Contemporary</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Summary Course Description: Announcement: Contemporary modern dance originated as an innovation of Classical Ballet. Although there are many similarities between both forms of dance, Contemporary modern dance is more liberal in its exploration of form, technique, and musical style. The technique explores into the more organic way of movement, the understanding of the human body [...]]]></description>
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<p>Contemporary modern dance originated as an innovation of Classical Ballet. Although there are many similarities between both forms of dance, Contemporary modern dance is more liberal in its exploration of form, technique, and musical style. The technique explores into the more organic way of movement, the understanding of the human body and the relationship between the body, mind and soul and the whole environment, finding connection between the body and the dance to create a harmonious way of dancing. It also expands into the way of how one perceive the aesthetic vision and the creativity of the dance to create freedom of dancing as oppose to the balletic form of movement.
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<p><strong>Typical Class Structure:</strong> Starting with usual warm-ups, stretching then the class progress into traveling sequences and to a dance routine and finishes off with a cool-down and occasional discussion.</p>
<p><strong>Style: </strong>Draws heavily on release technique, based mostly on organic and harmonious way of moving therefore Graham’s and Cunningham’s techniques are still in the picture.</p>
<p><strong>Benefits: </strong>Contemporary dance will guide you through getting to know your body to improve your way of living. The training gives the awareness of our own body and mind and expands into our creativity and emotions. It also is a form of strenuous dance training which students must train in order to achieve their goal.</p>
<p><strong>Classes: Scheduled : </strong>twice per week, of one-and-a-half hour’s duration</p>
<p><strong>Uniforms:</strong> Leotard or tight-fitted singlet / appropriate dancing pants or tracksuit pants available at (DC) Shopping Gallery.
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		<title>Street Dance</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Summary Course Description: Announcement: Street dance molds acrobatic and dance movement together with distinctive music to create a fancy and fun form of dance. This distinguish styles of dance is focusing on the smoothness of the dance shown in a strong muscular control way. Although the dance is shown in an inharmonious way of dancing [...]]]></description>
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<p>Street dance molds acrobatic and dance movement together with distinctive music to create a fancy and fun form of dance. This distinguish styles of dance is focusing on the smoothness of the dance shown in a strong muscular control way. Although the dance is shown in an inharmonious way of dancing comparing to many other dance forms, street dance is very unique in its own vocabulary.
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<p><strong>Typical Class Structure:</strong> Warm – up / stretching / Basic steps / Dance routine / Muscular strengthening exercises / Cool-down</p>
<p><strong>Typical Course Structure: </strong>Beginner / Intermediate / Professional</p>
<p><strong>Benefits: </strong>Develop muscular strength and control, develop dance technique form the very basic to the professional level, street dance choreography is incorporated in the course to enable students to develop the ability to make a dance, develop unique dance skills to enable students to pursue their career as professional dancers in the future.</p>
<p><strong>Uniform and Accessories:</strong> Loose clothing appropriate to dance with / street dance shoes available from (DC) Gallary and Studio shop.
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		<title>Hip Hop</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Summary Course Description: Following the music trend, Hip-Hop dance course focuses on the pure enjoyment for the students. With its distinctive style, the course also incorporates isolation and stretching exercises, to enhance student’s physical fitness. Typical Class Structure: Warm up / dance routine / cool-down Benefits: Through hard physical training, the Hip-Hop course will enhance [...]]]></description>
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<span style="font-weight: normal;"><strong style="font-weight: bold;">Summary Course Description: </strong>Following the music trend, Hip-Hop dance course focuses on the pure enjoyment for the students. With its distinctive style, the course also incorporates isolation and stretching exercises, to enhance student’s physical fitness.
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<span style="font-weight: normal;"><strong>Typical Class Structure:</strong> Warm up / dance routine / cool-down</span></strong></p>
<p><strong>Benefits:</strong> Through hard physical training, the Hip-Hop course will enhance the student’s physical health. Student will also learn to dance according to the trend of the today’s music.</p>
<p><strong>Uniform:</strong><br />
• tight fitted top / dancing pants / Hip-Hop shoes available from (DC) Gallery. 
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		<title>Jazz</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Summary Course Description: A broad term for American social and stage dance employing jazz or jazz – influenced music, it emphasizes bodyline and flexible torso; fast, accurate footwork and isolations. Taught by professionals, this course is based on the syllabus of The Commonwealth Society of Teachers of Dancing (C.S.T.D.), Australia. The syllabus offers the minimum [...]]]></description>
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 <strong>Summary Course Description: </strong>A broad term for American social and stage dance employing jazz or jazz – influenced music, it emphasizes bodyline and flexible torso; fast, accurate footwork and isolations. Taught by professionals, this course is based on the syllabus of The Commonwealth Society of Teachers of Dancing (C.S.T.D.), Australia. The syllabus offers the minimum of 6 years training from Primary to Grade 6 (professional level). The school also encourages students to take annual examination. However this course is suitable also for students who are interested in just having fun and getting fit.
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<strong>Jazz Dance Children, adult and professional course</strong></p>
<p><strong>Student &amp; adult courses Typical</strong><br />
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</strong>Warm-up / dance routine / cool-down</p>
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</strong>Combines jazz and hip-hop technique and focuses on the body’s response to movement.</p>
<p>Affiliations:<br />
The Commonwealth Society of Teachers of Dancing, Australia</p>
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<li>The entire course covers 8 years of study  6-8 year olds      attend once/week (one hour)</li>
<li>9-12 year olds      attend twice/week (one hour)</li>
<li>12 years and up      attend 3 classes/week (1.5 hours)</li>
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</strong>physical development with improved memory and sense of rhythm. The course is taught by a teacher qualified to lead the student into a professional dance career, but classes also suit those looking for an enjoyable hobby.<br />
Strengthening of the body, improved flexibility, co-ordination and concentration. The classes are designed for the students enjoyment, whatever their level.</p>
<p><strong>Uniforms:</strong></p>
<p><strong> </strong>Leotard or tight fitted top / tights or dancing pants / Jazz shoes available at (DC) Shopping Gallery</p>
<p><strong>Jazz Dance for Professional</strong> </p>
<p><strong>Summary Course Description: Announcement:</strong></p>
<p>A broad term for American social and stage dance employing jazz or jazz – influenced music, it emphasizes bodyline and flexible torso; fast, accurate footwork and isolations.  Taught by professionals, this course is based on the syllabus of The Commonwealth Society of Teachers of Dancing (C.S.T.D.), Australia.  The syllabus offers the minimum of 6 years training from Primary to Grade 6 (professional level). The school also encourages students to take annual examination. However this course is suitable also for students who are interested in just having fun and getting fit.</p>
<p>Student &amp; adult courses </p>
<p><strong>Typical Class Structure:</strong><br />
- Warm-up / dance routine / cool-down</p>
<p><strong>Style:</strong><br />
- Combines jazz and hip-hop technique and focuses on the body’s response to movement.</p>
<p><strong>Affiliations:</strong><br />
- The Commonwealth Society of Teachers of Dancing, Australia</p>
<p><strong>Classes:</strong><br />
The entire course covers 3 years of study<br />
-12 years and up      attend 3 classes/week (1.5 hours)</p>
<p><strong>Benefits:</strong><br />
- physical development with improved memory and sense of rhythm. The course is taught by a teacher qualified to lead the student into a professional dance career, but classes also suit those looking for an enjoyable hobby.<br />
Strengthening of the body, improved flexibility, co-ordination and concentration. The classes are designed for the students enjoyment, whatever their level.</p>
<p><strong>Uniforms:</strong><br />
- Leotard or tight fitted top / tights or dancing pants / Jazz shoes available at (DC) Shopping Gallery
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