Intro to Breaking

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Intro to Breaking ·

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Acknowledgment of Risk and Waiver of Liability. I understand that participation in dance classes, rehearsals, and performances with Center Stage Dance Alliance (CSDA) involves physical activity and carries inherent risks, including but not limited to: slips, falls, collisions, abrasions, muscle strains, sprains, broken bones, or other injuries.

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About this class

This is a beginner level class. Prior experience in breaking is not required. All are welcome, ages 7 and above.

Your instructor

Jasmine Serrano

Hip Hop · Jazz

Jasmine Serrano began training in performing arts in 2010 at S.P.A.C.E performing arts center where she found a love for studio dancing at the age of 23. She has a background in Lindy-hop and branched out to multiple dance styles when she joined Center Stage as a student in 2012. Over the years, she has studied ballroom, jazz, contemporary, ballet, modern, hip hop, popping, breaking/bboy, and tap. She was brought on as the Keiki hip hop instructor in the year 2018 and currently teaches jazz and hip hop to both keiki and adults. She has performed and choreographed with Center Stage Dance Alliance, Aerial Arts Hawai'i, Kamehameha Schools, Hilo Union Elementary School, Hilo High School Performing Arts Learning Center and various local dance productions.

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Before class

What to wear & bring.

Attire Please wear sneakers and comfortable clothing you can move in. There is a lot of floor work, so pants are recommended. To avoid damaging our dance floor, please do not wear clothing with exposed metal hardware.

Arrival Sign in at the front desk with first and last name. Enter the dance floor with clean shoes or bare feet.

Floor policy Only clean dance shoes or bare feet on the floor. No zippers or metal hardware on clothing.

Bring A filled water bottle.

Observers ‘Ohana welcome to watch — please keep it to 1–2 people per dancer and conversations quiet.

Cancellation policy

Can’t make it to class?

Summer session Fill out the class credit request form and submit before the end of the day of the missed class to request a credit for another class. Processing fees may apply for refunds.

Jasmine Serrano

What to wear & bring.

Can’t make it to class?

Hip Hop II

Pre Ballet

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