Ready for this months edition of the Success Formula for the Dance Educator? DTW founder Steve Sirico presenst a new tip that you can use right away if you are looking for some instant inspiration!
Stop the confusion (at least for you!) of how to count the music. Musician’s beats are exactly what they need to play the music and dancer counts are exactly what you need to organize your exercises and choreography. It’s the same music but somehow we count it differently! Learn, see, clap and count the differences (for the last time!) for the 4/4, 3/4, 2/4 and the 6/8!
Another great video in our series featuring partner work videos that range from beginner to advanced presented by Broadway Choreographer Ashley Andrews.
Do you feel like your bottom line is stagnant? Do you base everything on enrollment? Let us give you creative tips and tricks for increasing your revenue while adding excitement for your customers!
Learn strategies for increasing retention and enrollment in dance studios. They highlight the importance of effective marketing, communication with parents, and customer service. Susan shares her experiences and emphasizes the need for a dedicated front desk staff. The conversation covers diverse class offerings, pricing strategies, and the significance of community engagement. Creating loyal customers and celebrating achievements are also key points for fostering a positive studio environment.
Gain valuable marketing insights to attract the preschool parent of today, with cost-effective student attraction systems and specific tactics that work! Learn how to increase enquiry to trial, trial to enrollment conversion rates with a no-lead lost tool and understanding the importance of a sales and follow through system in your studio.
Key techniques focus on maintaining a neutral pelvis and proper shoulder alignment. Exercises improve balance and core strength, with methods developed during the pandemic. Personal decision-making in dance is emphasized, along with judging techniques in jazz. The importance of repetition and technique in practicing dance moves is highlighted, alongside a detailed breakdown of a routine and an offer for assistance.
Broadway choreographer presents more great contemporary floor work that you can use for your choreography
Part 3 in our new series called "The Success formula for the Dance Educator." Each month DTW founder Steve Sirico will present a new tip that you can use right away if you are looking for some instant inspiration!
DTW is proud to present a new series featuring partner work videos that range from beginner to advanced presented by Broadway Choreographer Ashley Andrews.
Broadway choreographer presents some great contemporary floor work that you can use for your choreography
Steve Sirico presents a fun jazz progression that included various turn sequences for your intermediate advanced dancers
"Dancing" is different than "Doing Choreography"! Particularly in advanced classes, dancers get caught up focusing solely on getting the moves down and forget to add intention. During class (and eventually on the stage) it's our job to connect with the music and emulate how it feels and sounds through the choreography.
Learn why some ads perform well and how to re-create them for your studio. Examples and downloadable templates will be given to all attendees.
Check out our new series called "The Success formula for the Dance Educator." Each month DTW founder Steve Sirico will present a new tip that you can use right away if you are looking for some instant inspiration!
Every strong business must commit to reinventing to stay ahead of the game. Learn what 5 fault lines every business owner should look for to know when the reinvention process is necessary. Staying ahead of the game is no longer an option, it is vital to your brand to be the "place ahead of their times"!
