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[...] 't crossed your mind once or a thousand times. I wish I could deny it, but the truth is, the dance community is filled with some attractive people; you've probably been attracted to a dancer at one [...]

[...] people in her new environment. But Ill-Ite became her new family, and soon the rest of the dance community felt more comfortable. “Joining a team really helped me by giving me a new dance family, [...]

[...] from humble origins. From zero attendances for HHA workshops to feeling like misfits in the dance community, Hip Hop Alive was constantly given tests of resilience to establish themselves in the dance [...]

[...] ! Start by researching and finding out what junior teams are currently in the dance community.  You can do this by asking friends/family that are already involved in the dance community [...]

[...] If you are a dancer attuned to the happenings of the dance community, you know that Prelude NorCal falls around late November and is hosted by Main Stacks up in the Bay. Those who have [...]

[...] Prelude Norcal will always be a special competition for me. I started dancing with Main Stacks at Berkeley, [...]

[...] Prelude NorCal is kicking off the fall competition season this year (I know, it's about to be a packed [...] here! The post How To Prepare For Prelude NorCal appeared first on STEEZY. [...]

[...] Help Steezy is teaming up with Brotherhood OTP and is also collecting toys THIS WEEKEND at Prelude NorCal and Maxt Out Dance Competition! For all of our NorCal dancers, you can swing by the Steezy [...]

[...] Dear STEEZY, I am a coordinator for a dance team right now, but I'm scared that I won't be able to lead my team correctly. Do you have any tips [...]

[...] : 1. When to step up, and when to step back Surprisingly, you aren't the only person on your dance team. Having to share the spotlight means you begin to build awareness of the role that you play [...]

[...] anxiety, but what next? Whether you're a seasoned team hopper or new to the idea of being on a dance team, here are a few important ideas to keep in mind as a dancer on a team: 1. Ask for critiques [...]

[...] missed something, leave a comment below to add to the list! Knowing how to navigate being on a dance team can get difficult. Good thing we've got your back - check out our comprehensive guide to being [...]

[...] to it religiously. Ready? Let’s get started. Spend 5 hours choreographing 4 counts. Watch dance videos for inspiration. Be motivated. Come back the next day. Watch more dance videos. You’ll never [...]

[...] film. After being exposed to early dance concept videos from Kanauru, the possiblity to make dance videos as a job was too tempting to pass up, and in his last year of college - Snowglobe Perspective [...]

[...] of enlisting help from fellow dancer friends to help them bring their vision to life via dance videos, the hours spent blocking and practicing for the video, filming it...the list goes on. With [...]

[...] another interview with Michelle Shim, A.K.A. Shimmy! You have probably seen several of her dance videos on Snowglobe Perspective and taken some of her classes, but find out more about how she [...]

[...] community lies in the individual relationships you form." Melissa has been dancing in the San Diego community since 1997. She is a professor at CSU San Marcos, Grossmont College, Mesa College, a [...]

[...] Body Rock) and a project for Outreach Through Dance (an organization that fundraises for the San Diego Make-A-Wish Foundation) with her friend and founder of OTD, Melissa Adao. Through this [...]

[...] $5/class is). PAC Modern has also decided to give back to a relief program dedicated to the San Diego fires this year. Between securing choreographers, securing the venue, and ensuring everything is [...]

[...] experience " - Darian "I've never really taken class from choreographers from San Diego, so really just to get through the class."  - Eriel (at Snowglobe Cookies Workshop) [...]

[...] , yet somehow, we push through, towards our final destination. And that destination, is the dance competition. (Or at least it is in this article.) The dance competition is the thing that gave life to [...]

[...] by the sense of community over the weekend. It held great significance that a dance competition between teams we've all seen in a space we're very familiar with (at WOD, Ultimate [...]

[...] forget the true spirit of dance competitions. Check out an article about the real meaning of dance competition to us dancers here! The post Things To Remember From Maxt Out appeared first on STEEZY. [...]

[...] academy they held practices at. With friends urging her left and right to create her own dance competition, Anna thought it only necessary to combine both, and created a dance competition to help [...]

[...] the community. We explored the origins of PAC camp last week, and we continue by interviewing Team Millennia's Summer Intensive's man of the hour: Danny Batimana. Growing up in the Filipino culture, [...]

[...] to look a lot like Christmas. To dancers, it means The Bridge Competition Series hosted by Team Millennia. This year, The Bridge changed venues from Long Beach to Glendale High School. Instead of [...]

[...] videos from the top 3 teams from last night's competition: 1st Place: 220 2nd Place: Team Millennia  3rd Place: Common Ground  As always, thank you Gerald for your videos and [...]

[...] Workshops, and still looking to take a whole bunch of classes this summer? Check out what Team Millennia's Summer Intensive is all about to spread out your training this summer! The post Fresh [...]

[...] We continue our "Origins" series with another team from the "Big 3", Team Millenia! Team Millenia has a long history in the dance community and just celebrated their 20th [...]

[...] the method behind their creative, ingenious madness below. 1st Place: 220 2nd Place: Team Millenia 3rd Place: Common Ground For more videos and insights, subscribe to our YouTube Channel! [...]

[...] ! As one of the original "Big 3" teams (if you don't know, they are PAC Modern, Team Millenia, and Kaba Modern), they are currently in their 19th year. Watch the video to find out more [...]

[...] idea of  Fam Royale is part of SGBM's identity- and is not only a big part of what makes the team culture so unique, but why 'community' is a core value. Some Things Never Change (Even if Everything [...]

[...]  Understand how these practices can affect your team positively and how you yourself can change team culture too! Are there any more guidelines you feel are important for someone on a dance team to [...]

[...] , how things are run at practice and how appreciated you feel as a dancer are all aspects of team culture that make or break your experience on a team. With that in mind, here are a few things to keep [...]