Summer is here, and depending on where your studio is located, you may already be feeling the summer heat. While summer is typically a joyous time for students and families to enjoy less rigorous schedules and take much-needed vacations, dance studio owners are busy planning for fall registration and thinking
No matter your child’s age, background or status, stress and anxiety are serious emotions that we all experience. Too much of either can be detrimental to your health, which is why it’s so important to find outlets that help support one’s emotional well-being. Incorporating physical activity like dance into a
The moments before a dancer steps out onto the stage for their recital performance can be some of their most exhilarating and nerve-wracking. Whether it’s their first recital or they have several seasons of experience, the pressure of performing perfectly in front of a crowd never truly disappears. Though that
Dance is an ever-evolving art form and as a dance teacher, it’s important to encourage your students to always push their learning boundaries and try to improve their technique and form. In the process of pushing your students to keep progressing though, sometimes you can forget about another dancer who
Picking out costumes for your dancers is one of the best times of the year…if you know what dance costume companies to start looking at. There are so many different vendors that it can be hard to separate the top brands from other brands. We’ve compiled a list of the
To excel in the dance studio or on stage, dancers need to remain dedicated and committed to practice. They also require a ton of inspiration because rigorous training and practice can be both physically and mentally demanding. So, how to inspire your dance students? The best way to inspire dance
“Every child has a different learning style and pace. Each child is unique, not only capable of learning but also capable of succeeding.” Robert John Meehan One of the first things that child psychologists will tell you is that every child has a different learning style, and applying a one-size-fits-all
It may not be the most wonderful time of the year in Kris Kringle’s book, but it sure is for dance studio owners, teachers and students! A new dance season is on the horizon and we’re here to help you celebrate the new students you acquired over the summer with
Now that we’re several weeks into our new virtual routines, the question for studio owners becomes: What aspects of your new normal will you keep when social distancing requirements get lifted and you’re able to reconnect with students in the dance studio? If you transitioned to an online dance studio
Dancing in the studio is much different than dancing virtually from your home. While dancers are really great at adapting to their environment and can dance just about anywhere, there are some things to keep in mind when you take your dance classes from the studio to an online platform.
