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Studio
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Students at Studio One have three choices for areas of emphasis in
their dance training:
- Social:
for the student who wants to have fun while becoming a
polished dancer, able to lead or follow with confidence on the
social dance floor.
- Competitive:
for the student who wants to be recognized for his or her
dancing skill, to try his or her skills out in competition against
other students, or to enjoy more disciplined and aerobic training.
If you’ve watched competitive ballroom dancing on television
and wished you could do it yourself, this style of training is for
you!
- Exhibition: for the student who may not wish to compete, but who wants
the disciplined training that allows them to master complex patterns
and present them in a solo exhibition.
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| Our students train
through four levels of instruction. |
Foundation: a
program designed to fit most dance situations and provide a
beginning to all other advanced dancing.
Bronze: the “high
school” level of dancing. Once
you’ve completed your Bronze program, you will be a competent
social dancer. You’ll be
considered an “average” dancer in our school, and a “good” dancer in
outside social circles. |
Silver: the “college” level
of dancing, where you
begin to learn more complex choreography and technique. A student
who has completed his or her Silver program is
considered an “excellent” dancer.
Gold: the “graduate school”
level of dancing. This level
teaches the look of the professional, polishing and refining advanced
material. A Gold level dancer is
considered “outstanding.”
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