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Frequently Asked Questions
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The available classes cover a diverse range of styles including Reggaeton, Zumba, Hip Hop, Swing, Lindy Hop, Rock'n'Roll, Heels, Dancehall, Contemporary, Afro Fusion, Flamenco, and Ballet Move. Classes are available for multiple skill levels from beginner to open/advanced levels.
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Yes. Multiple classes are explicitly designed as beginner-friendly, including Hip Hop/Grooves (Beginner), Heels (Beginner), Reggaeton Drills and Grooves, Swing and Lindy Hop courses, and Born to Boogie classes which are marked as '100% beginner friendly.' The only requirements typically listed are a willingness to learn and appropriate footwear.
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Requirements vary by style. Hip Hop classes require street/runners or dance shoes with comfortable layered clothing. Heels classes recommend low or no-platform heels (though not compulsory) and outfits that make you feel confident. Afro Fusion suggests gym shoes, sneakers, running shoes or barefoot with loose-fitting gym pants and a stretchy top. Most classes require water and a towel. Virtual classes need a laptop/computer and space to dance.
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Class durations vary. Standard classes typically run 50-60 minutes. Some specialized workshops like Hip Hop courses are 4 weeks long, while Born to Boogie offers 13-week courses with performance outcomes. Most classes follow a structure of warm-up, technique/isolations, and choreography or routine practice. Virtual classes are often 40-50 minutes.
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No partner is required. Swing and Lindy Hop classes at Concord, Emu Plains, and Katoomba explicitly state 'No partner needed.' Most other styles including Reggaeton, Zumba, Hip Hop, Heels, and Dancehall are structured for individual participation.
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Yes. Born to Boogie classes offer 13-week courses where participants learn two dance routines and perform on stage in their performance shows at licensed venues. Additionally, special pop-up events and workshops like Lucy Carr's Bootyshake sessions and Throwback Throwdown provide performance and participation experiences in larger group settings.