HipHop Level 2
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Hip hop and breaking for ages 7 to 15, taught by teachers who dance these styles themselves, including a b-boy of more than ten years who has competed at national level.
Ages: Ages 7–15
Wherever your child starts, there's no ceiling: when they're ready, they can add exam classes or be invited into one of our troupes.

Our street dance classes cover hip hop and breaking for children aged 7 to 15. This term there are four weekly classes on Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday, going from Hip Hop Level 1-2 up to Hip Hop Level 3.
Breaking is taught by Daniel. He has been a b-boy for more than ten years, has competed at national level, and also teaches hip hop and freestyle. Kayla Joseph teaches the Wednesday and Thursday hip hop classes and the Hip Hop Troupe.
Dancers from the regular classes may be invited into the Hip Hop Troupe, which takes part in Auckland dance competitions. The easiest way to start is to book a trial class, and the teacher will help place your child in the right level.
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Trial classes are $23 per hour of class time, minimum $23. At the trial the teacher places your child in the right level.
DanielBreaking, hip hop and freestyle teacher; b-boy for more than ten years, competing at national level (HipHop Level 1-2 and Breaking Level 2, Saturday)Troupe
Troupe places are by invitation from our regular classes.
This term our hip hop and breaking classes are for ages 7 to 15. The youngest class is HipHop Level 1-2 on Saturday at 2pm (ages 7–10). Book a trial and the teacher will check the level is right.
Our Breaking Level 2 class (Saturday 3–4pm, ages 7–12) focuses on floor technique and is taught by Daniel, a b-boy of more than ten years. The hip hop classes run at Level 1-2, Level 2 and Level 3.
Trial classes are $23 per hour, with a minimum of $23. The 60-minute Saturday classes are $23 to try; the 90-minute Wednesday and Thursday classes are $34.50.
Troupe places are by invitation from our regular classes. If your child is interested, talk to their teacher or contact the front desk.