Choreography and Breakdown Videos
Tap
BS Chorus Beginner-Intermediate with Jason Kalish
A fun and challenging tap combination for your beginner and intermediate tap dance students
Feeling a bit burnt out? Join Us this summer HERE!
A fun and challenging tap combination for your beginner and intermediate tap dance students
Watch Angela D’Valda Sirico and Hedy Perna as they give you a wealth of knowledge from their 35 years of owning their studios. With their combined mastery of running their businesses effectively they will give you must-have tips and strategies, whether a new studio owner or a veteran to operate your business effectively, efficiently and profitably.
How to get Boys started in dance at 3 & 4! Creative ideas and themes for young all boys hip hop classes to enhance your curriculum in the classroom. These themes are boy specific and they are FUN! Beginner Level.
This session will explore how to incorporate Latin ballroom into your jazz classes
The amazing Simone DePaolo presents a fun, innovative and creative class for your preschoolers. Check her out as she demonstrates her great class content!
This is a great center work turn sequence that you can use in your classes to improve your students turns and control
Whether your entrepreneurial journey is just beginning or nearing its denouement, this session will explore how studio owners can find a buyer for their business, get paid for the value they've invested so much time, money, and care to create, and ensure that their studio will live on to serve future generations.
Every month DTW founders and Veteran Studio Owners Steve Sirico and Angela D'Valda Sirico will tackle a new hot topic with unique tips and powerful suggestions on solutions that you can use right away... Here's to your success!.
Now more than ever having good negotiating skills will not only help you financially but also make or break any deal you are looking to make. Steve will how you 7 easy to use tips that have helped him create amazing deals for himself and his VIP clients.
What are your challenges when it comes to competition? My goal Is to help you face these challenges with courage and confidence, for the sake of your physical and mental well-being. Let's get into the conversations and bring out your best! We know that competition can be a hot topic. I have a great way to boost your credibility, reduce stress, and handle it all.
A healthy studio culture is not only an asset, but a necessity to stay competitive in today’s dance market. How a studio maintains that fragile balance will determine the level of success the studio can ultimately achieve. Considering that Dance Parents are the main financial lifeline, managing parent involvement and managing parent expectation will directly impact the type of culture the studio becomes.
Join Mike for a jamm session using different rhythms and styles.
This tap class will focus on making rhythm the priority in every step and movement. Are you using all of your rhythm all of the time? Or merely what you think is necessary to do the step correctly. Find out as we dive into the groove in unexpected and fascinating ways!
The studio owners guide to finding, training and motivating your faculty and staff. Join Angela D’Valda Sirico as she presents terrific ways to build an amazing team in both the creative and business components of your studio. Practical ways to…..keep the lines of communication open; build trust and keep everyone on track; listen and learn from young and old; inspire and open new doors for your faculty and staff; keep the training going forward.
Has your early childhood program begun to explode since 2020? Would you like it to? This workshop offers some organizational ideas for those large classes of 3, 4, and 5 year olds and how-to’s for growing and advancing your early childhood programs.
Kim will be teaching a slow movement class, discussing how she would break down and teach a class to teens, getting them to dance their heart out. Kim is known for bringing out emotions in teens and getting them to dance harder than the kids ever thought they could. Come feel the magic in the room!