Programs Offered

Recreational Classes-Full Year

Our recreational program focuses strongly on building technique and creating a love of performing. These classes perform in the year-end recital. All ages and abilities accepted. Classes offered include Combo classes, Jazz, Hip Hop, Acro, Ballet. Starting age is 2.5 to Adult. Don't see what you're looking for? Just send us an email as we would be happy to find the perfect class.

One of the most exciting parts of being a dancer is performing for others. Here at Hit the Floor, every dancer on every level gets to take what they've learned in the classroom and bring it to the stage. All dancers, our little ones through adults, are encouraged to participate in the performance process. For your little dancer it promotes confidence, discipline (to memorize a routine), and is just plain fun! For older dancers, it gives them the opportunity to show their love for their art to friends and family. And let's face it - every dancer, no matter how young or old - loves to hear their efforts applauded as that curtain closes at the end of their number. The recitals are a great experience for dancers, friends, and family. Students and Parents need to be aware that in order to have these recitals, extra rehearsals are needed. Every effort will be made to keep this to a minimum. The reward for all of the sweat, time, effort, and dedication comes together in the recitals. The recital -especially for those not on competition teams- is the chance to share you or your dancer's love of dance with others. By following the rules for performance above we can ensure that recitals remain a source of joy, and that the only thing you and your dancer feel after each recital is the pride that comes from a job well done! Recital will be held in May 2027

Sessional Program- September-December 
January-May

Our sessional classes will give your child the opportunity to explore the world of dance without the commitment of a full year. These 14 week sessions are a great introduction to dance and performance. Classes begin the week of  September 14, 2026 and will end with the week of December 14 with a parent viewing.

Competition Program-Full Year

We believe that ordinary children can achieve the extraordinary if they are encouraged, supported and provided with the right training. If your child enjoys dance and is prepared to work hard in a fun but firm atmosphere then our competitive program has a lot to offer. The benefits of competitive dance are numerous. Dance in any form teaches proper posture, rhythm, co-ordination, strength, flexibility, classroom etiquette, commitment, discipline and teamwork. These qualities are all magnified within the competitive program especially commitment, discipline and teamwork. Each dancer has a responsibility to the competitive team. Goals are set, results are achieved and team spirit is promoted. Pride, accomplishment, loyalty and teamwork are rewards that are far more important than the medals and trophies won. This more intensive level of training enables each dancer to reach their full potential. Many family friendships and weekend outings result from the competitive program. Anyone is welcome to audition for the competitive program. All competitive students are accepted based on evaluation. Dance experience is usually necessary to be eligible for placement. The amount of experience depends on the level and age of the company for which your child is being considered. 

Dance competitions and conventions have become a major force in the dance world. We, at Hit the Floor, feel that when handled correctly the pressure of competition can be a fun and exciting way for dancers to show off their talents. Team members can also be educated in dance by seeing other dancers from all around sharing their same goals and dreams. Being a member of a team is a commitment. This commitments is not only for the dancers, but for the parents as well. The lessons learned are invaluable. Learning how to work together with others is a skill that will always be used, in and out of the dance school. We at Hit the Floor hold true our value in choreography and costuming. We try hard to set the appropriate standards for our dancers to be proud of. In conclusion, we encourage all team members to work hard and be the best they can be, on and off stage. We strive to make competitions a good experience for everyone, no matter what trophies are brought home. Our goal is to enrich the minds, bodies and souls of our students and to teach them the skills necessary for a successful life.  

Competitive Company

Jazz/Lyrical Combination Class. We have a class for every age group and skill level. Dancers are careful placed in a company with students of similar age ,skill level, experience, and commitment.

Competitive Hip Hop

Placement in a Hip Hop class is determined by the Studio directors and instructors. Placement decisions are made with the goal of providing the best learning environment and opportunities for each dancer.

Acro Team

Hit the Floor currently offers 4 levels of Competitive Acro Our newest Acro team are the Mini Acro Team who are ready to begin their competitive Acro journey. The Junior team will be continuing to build their Acrobatic skills, technique, and performance levels. The Intermediate team dancers have a strong Acro foundation and ready for more advanced skills and training. The Sr Acro team is for experienced Acro dancers demonstrating advanced skills, strength, flexibility, and performance quality. All competitive Acro students must be enrolled in the appropriate Acro Technique class.

Ballet-Choreography

Ballet is a foundational style of dance that helps dancers build strength, technique, posture, flexibility, balance, musicality, and discipline. Ballet training supports all other dance styles and is an important part of a dancer’s overall development. Competitive ballet students are placed in the appropriate Ballet Tech level based on age, experience, and technical ability. Dancers wishing to compete in ballet choreography must be enrolled in the Ballet Tech class that matches their level.

Tap

Tap is a rhythm-based style of dance that focuses on musicality, timing, coordination, and clear footwork. Dancers learn to use their feet like an instrument while developing confidence, performance quality, and an understanding of rhythm and sound. Competitive tap dancers are placed in the appropriate class based on age, experience, and skill level.Tap dancers are expected to attend class consistently, come prepared with proper tap shoes, and work on developing clean sounds, strong rhythm, and performance skills throughout the season.

Musical Theatre

Musical Theatre is a fun and expressive class that combines dance, acting, character work, and stage presence. Dancers learn how to tell a story through movement, facial expression, performance quality, and confidence on stage. Competitive Musical Theatre dancers are placed in groups based on age, ability, and performance readiness. Dancers are expected to commit to both the technical and theatrical side of the class, including learning choreography, developing character, and performing with energy and expression. Musical Theatre dancers must attend class consistently, come prepared to participate fully, and be willing to step outside their comfort zone. This class is a great fit for dancers who love to perform, entertain, and bring a routine to life.

Production

Production is a large group competitive routine that brings dancers together to create an exciting, high-energy performance. This class may include a mix of dance styles, formations, characters, storytelling, props, and creative staging. Production dancers are selected and placed based on age, ability, performance quality, and the needs of the routine. Because production includes many dancers working together, attendance and commitment are extremely important. Dancers in Production are expected to come prepared, attend regularly, learn choreography quickly, and work as a team. This is a great opportunity for dancers to be part of a larger performance experience while building confidence, stage presence, teamwork, and performance skills.

Contemporary Modern

Contemporary and Modern dance focus on expression, creativity, musicality, technique, and emotional connection to movement. These styles encourage dancers to explore different ways of moving while building strength, control, flexibility, balance, and performance quality. Competitive Contemporary/Modern dancers are placed based on age, skill level, maturity, and technical ability. Dancers are expected to have a strong foundation in dance technique and be willing to work on both the physical and expressive side of performance. Dancers in Contemporary/Modern must attend class consistently, come prepared to work, and be open to exploring movement, storytelling, and emotion through dance. This class is a great fit for dancers who enjoy expressive choreography and want to grow as both technicians and performers. Hit the Floor currently offers 3 levels of Contemporary Modern, Junior, Intermediate, and Senior.

Jazz Line

Jazz Line is a competitive class designed for dancers who want to strengthen their jazz technique, performance quality, and stage presence. This class focuses on sharp, clean movement, strong kicks, turns, jumps, flexibility, musicality, and dynamic choreography. Dancers are placed in Jazz Line based on age, skill level, technique, and readiness. Jazz Line dancers are expected to have a strong work ethic and a positive attitude, as this class requires focus, energy, and commitment. Dancers must attend class consistently, come prepared, and continue working on their technique throughout the season. Jazz Line is a great opportunity for dancers who love fast-paced, high-energy choreography and want to grow as strong, confident performers. Dancers must be taking a Jazz class and the appropriate Jazz Technique Class. A recommendation by an instructor is required.

Hip Hop Line

Hip Hop Studio Line is a competitive class for dancers who are ready to train and perform at a higher level in hip hop. This class focuses on musicality, rhythm, grooves, textures, strength, performance quality, confidence, and clean group work. Dancers are placed in Hip Hop Studio Line based on age, skill level, performance ability, and readiness. This class requires strong commitment, focus, and teamwork, as dancers must work together to create a powerful and entertaining performance. Hip Hop Studio Line dancers are expected to attend class consistently, come prepared, learn choreography quickly, and bring energy and confidence to every class. This is a great opportunity for dancers who love hip hop and want to challenge themselves in a competitive team setting. Must be taking a Hip Hop class and be recommended by instructor.

Contemporary Studio Line.

Contemporary Studio Line is a competitive class for dancers who are ready to explore a higher level of contemporary movement, technique, and performance. This class focuses on strength, control, flexibility, musicality, storytelling, emotional connection, and expressive choreography. Dancers are placed in Contemporary Studio Line based on age, skill level, technical ability, maturity, and readiness. This class requires dancers to be committed, focused, and open to exploring both the physical and emotional side of movement. Dancers must be enrolled in either the Contemporary Modern class or Ballet class.

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