Sundays can be dull so here at Studio 22 we thought we'd put on some fun things to pass the time. We hope to put on as many things as possible and as often as possible. Join our mailing list to get all the updates of what's on.

 

Some up and coming events.....

 

I'd love to give it a go  workshop - for all those that reeealllly want to try pole danicing but seem to think they are too old, too unfit, too weak etc etc...... 

 Sound like you?? Then let us show you that pole dancing is for everyone in this 2 hour workshop and taster class. We'll take you through some basic moves, spins and fitness tips all in the comfort of our private studio with like minded ladies!

2 hours of fun and fitness that we're sure you'll enjoy. Tea and cakes for afters!

 

Pussycat Dolls Workshop Sunday 7th Feb 12-2pm £10

 

Learn a whole routine in one afternoon! A sexy and fun routine for all dance abilities. Come and have a giggle and learn some moves inspired by the ladies themselves.

 

Digitz

 

This dance style is rooted in an old-school rave style of dance. Its an illusionary style and its extremely creative with heavy emphasis on the expressive use of the hands and fingers. It has many similarities to body popping and alot of poppers are starting to use digits more in their style to add another movement dimension to their artillery of moves.

Its definatley one of the more recent emerging dance styles and a hell of a lot of fun and extremely creative. A great style on its own, to compliment your popping and streetdance or if you like clubbing and want to get serious with your dancing this is the original rave style.

 

 

 

Popping:

 

This style was born on the West Coast of America and developed out of styles such as strutting mime and boogalooing. It uses the technique of isolating body parts and popping the muscles to the beat.

The moonwalk, the robot and the strobe are all movements within the style of popping. With the birth of funk and electro music Popping and Locking became a very popular underground dance styles that were bought to main stream attention by entertainers such as Michael Jackson who was taught by Don Campbell and the Lockers. Once you have learnt the basics, you will be able to build up your own style and character of movement.

 

 

Chair workshop

 

Working with - you guessed it - a chair - all the tricks and moves you can pull with this everyday item and turning it all in to a sassy routine.

 

 

 

 

Got a request for a workshop? send us an email at workshop@studio22dance.com