Classes Descriptions

Intermediate/Advanced classes

Class	Lightening Up and Letting Go
Instructor	Jeff & Liz
Time	Friday 8:00 - 9:00pm
Location	Emory - Glen Memorial Chorus Room
Notes	Elective: $3

Feeling the pressure that you must dance perfectly, now that you know the technique and moves? This is a class based on our own experience of learning how to lighten up and let go as advanced dancers. We will talk about why we feel the pressure of perfection and how to alleviate the need to be flawless and have fun again on the dance floor. We�ll share our own thoughts and ideas as well as listen to yours as we learn to enjoy the dance in a whole new way!

Class	Big Apple 1
Instructor	Jeff & Liz
Time	Saturday 1:20 - 2:30
Location	Agnes Scott - Hub
Notes	Included AVS Class

Learn the routine that dancers were addicted to then and still are now... The Big Apple!

Class	Big Apple 2
Instructor	Jeff & Liz
Time	Saturday 2:40 - 3:50pm
Location	Agnes Scott - Hub
Notes	Included AVS Class

Second 1/2 of the Big Apple

Class	Charleston & Rhythm Variations
Instructor	Andrew Sutton
Time	Sunday 1:20 - 2:30pm
Location	Agnes Scott - Woltz Room
Notes	Included AVS Class

should be comfortable with basic solo & partner charleston already As well as giving you some stylings to make your Charleston look better, this class will also give you some new ideas on how to make your Charleston more interesting by adding both rhythm and lead changes to some old and new variations.

Class	Dancing like Superman
Instructor	Andrew Sutton
Time	Sunday 2:40 - 3:50pm
Location	Agnes Scott - Woltz Room
Notes	Included AVS Class

The art of solo dancing fast When Superman is flying 300 miles an hour it looks fast to others but it doesn't feel that fast to him and it doesn't need to feel that fast for us dancing either. Still, before learning to move or be moved by a partner at speeds above 200bpm, it is important to learn how to move yourself above these speeds. In this class you will learn how to solo dance and make it feel like you are going at a jogging speed (175-200bpm) when you are really flying by at 250 - 300bpm.

Class schedule is subject to change should circumstances require it