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Starting August 5th, we’re rolling out a special, 6-week series of dance classes 
Description
The focus of this course is to learn the swinging partner dance: Lindy Hop.
This course is the perfect introduction to the basics of Lindy Hop and the main goal of the course is to practise leading and following, and prepare you to go social dancing at swing dance parties.
PLEASE NOTE: Some of our Beginner Courses in Lindy Hop courses are ELEF (Everybody Leads Everybody Follows). When signing up to an ELEF course, you don’t need to choose whether you are joining as a leader or follower, since you will be dancing both roles in class.
Level Guidance
This is a course for complete beginners. No prior dance experience is needed.
Partner Rotation
Please note that there is partner rotation in all our Lindy Hop classes to improve the leading and following skills of the participants.
Class Material Demo
Watch this video to see what to expect on the Beginners Course:
Description
Are you ready to elevate your 6-count triple steps? Join us for a fun-filled course brimming with cool and quirky 6-count moves that will enhance your triple step footwork. Explore a wide range of triple step variations and add a new flair to your Lindy Hop skills.
Perfect for dancers looking to refine their technique and find new inspiration!
Level guidance
Recommended for dancers from Swing 2-5. If you are coming from another school, you must have taken Lindy Hop classes for at least two months.
Teachers
Rune & Namiko
Description
Designed for those still new to Lindy Hop as well as those looking to improve on their basics, this course starts with the core principles of Swingouts and 8-count rhythms. You’ll focus on mastering the fundamental techniques, ensuring a strong grasp of each movement and rhythm. Through practical exercises, you’ll learn to execute classic 8-count steps confidently and with grace. By the end of this course, you’ll gain a robust understanding of these foundational elements, setting the stage for more advanced exploration in Lindy Hop.
Level guidance
Recommended for dancers from Swing 3-5. If you are coming from another school, you must have taken Lindy Hop classes for at least four months.
Teachers
Niomi & Birk
Description
This class will focus on improving your 30’s Charleston dancing – also called ‘Lindy Charleston’ because of the central place it has in modern Lindy Hop.
We will work on breaking down the most important 30’s Charleston moves like Tandem Charleston, so we understand how to lead/follow each part of the steps and have good quality of movement and good flow. We will also play around with some cool and unique variations and work on creative ways you can add musicality into your Charleston dancing.
Level guidance
Recommended for dancers from Swing 4-7. If you are coming from another school, you must have taken Lindy Hop classes for at least six months.
Teachers
Alexander & Helena
Description
Turns are among the most flashy and fun moves in Lindy Hop. A good turn is exhilarating and exciting, while a bad turn can crash harder than most other moves.
In this class, we will work on your basic turning technique and help you understand the many different types of turns in Lindy Hop. We will discuss how to lead/follow the difference between stepping or triple stepping through a turn and how to speed up or slow down a turn.
Level guidance
Recommended for dancers from Swing 5-8. If you are coming from another school, you must have taken Lindy Hop classes for at least eight months.
Teachers
Isak & Gosia
Description
In this class, we will touch on the many different ways you can add Musicality into your Lindy Hop dancing. You will learn how to create improvisations on the fly and learn how to let your dancing be inspired by the music. We will teach you how to think of yourself as one of the musicians in the band, which will help you adapt your dance to fit the theme and style of the music. Dancing with musicality can feel a bit overwhelming at first, when you are just trying to stay connected to your partner and stay in rhythm. But with a few easy tricks and some great exercises, you will quickly feel it makes everything easier and understand it’s essential to any good dance.
Level guidance
Recommended for dancers from Swing 5-8. If you are coming from another school, you must have taken Lindy Hop classes for at least eight months.
Teachers
Kuno & Madison
Description
This is a dynamic and challenging class designed for experienced Lindy Hoppers who want to take their Swingouts and 8-count steps to the next level. The course will begin by reviewing the fundamental techniques and rhythms, before moving on to more complex ideas for styling and variating classic 8-count moves like the Swingout.
By the end of the course, you will have a deeper understanding of the 8-count rhythm as well as the Swingout, bringing you closer to perfecting your Lindy Hop.
Level guidance
Recommended for dancers from Swing 6-8. If you are coming from another school, you must have taken Lindy Hop classes for a year or more to join.
Teachers
Johan & Sandrine
Description
Do you already have some experience dancing Lindy Hop and are you curious about learning to dance both roles? Then we have just the course for you!
Our ELEF for Everyone course is a Lindy Hop course taught in the ELEF style, meaning “Everybody Leads Everybody Follows”.
This course is an offer to the people who just finished our latest ELEF courses in May-June. It is also very much an offer to more experienced dancers who might only know one of the roles and are curious about learning ‘the other side’. Everyone is welcome!
Learning to dance both roles and seamlessly switch between them takes time and practice, but mastering both sides of this wonderful dance is an incredibly exciting and satisfying experience. Learning twice the roles really is twice the fun!
Level guidance
You must either have taken one of our ELEF courses previously, or if you have only learned one role so far, you should have taken classes for at least six months to join.
Teachers
Madison & Cecilie
Description
Are you getting tired of the usual 6-count and 8-count footwork? Then let’s spice it up by mixing up your normal rhythms to unleash creativity in your dancing! In this course we will show you how to break your footwork down into smaller pieces, and modify it in exciting ways – all while keeping the flow of the dance. You will learn classic footwork patterns like Kick-Ball-Change and Scissor Kicks. You will also learn to create your own new footwork and explore new types of rhythms that you can add to your dancing. You will never be bored with your own dancing again!
Level guidance
Recommended for dancers from Swing 6-8. If you are coming from another school, you must have taken Lindy Hop classes for a year or more to join.
Teachers
Lasse & Karolina S.
For followers: Slippery shoes are the best, and having dance shoes with a slightly elevated heel is even better. See an example here.
For leaders: Slippery shoes are the best, and having dress shoes with a classic heel is even better. See an example here.
Description
In this course you will learn the basics of Collegiate Shag. We focus on two types of basics. First is the face-to-face basic in both closed and open connection. Next we also work on our side-by-side basic, both on the spot and with travelling patterns. Within those basics we will teach you different turns and spins in a way so you are a ready for a social dancefloor already after this first round.
Level Guidance
You don’t need any prior dance experience to join this course. But if you have danced swing or another dance before, then that’s of course an advantage.
Description
This course is an offer to everyone who already has some experience dancing Collegiate Shag beyond the beginner steps. There will be challenges for Shag dancers of all levels, so if you want to find new inspiration in your Shag dancing, then come join us.
Level Guidance
You need to complete Col. Shag 1 course to be able to join this class.
If you have danced Collegiate Shag in another school before, you need to have at least 2 months of experience to be able to join this class. And please have a dialogue with the teachers if you would like to join to make sure to end in the best suitable level.
Description
Focus points in Round 5, 2024 (September-October), taught by Cecilie:
Level Guidance
You don’t need any prior dance experience to join this course. But if you have danced swing or another dance before, then that’s of course an advantage.
Description
Focus points in Round 5, 2024 (September-October), taught by Jordan:
Authentic Jazz, original steps, proper joy. All served in a light-hearted, high-spirited, and fun way of learning and progressing. Jordan offers a class that is built to accommodate a wide range of levels, from beginners to more experienced. You will be dancing solo and at the same time in a group with other dancers. Solo and yet together, you can immerse yourselves into the extraordinary feelings the jam circle and jam culture can provide. A communal space of protection and elevation, of unique creativity and exploration.
Level Guidance
You should have taken at least a beginner course in Solo Jazz previously, or have a basic knowledge of solo jazz, to be able to join this course.
Level Guidance
No previous experience required. We go through basic steps, we dance some nice choreographies, and we introduce you to the very beginning of improvisation.
Level Guidance
This is for you who already have tried tap, and you feel confident in executing basic steps as shuffles and flaps. You can follow the music and maybe you want to bang the floor by your own.
Level Guidance
You have already tap danced for one good year, and you want to improve and try different styles and rhythms. You have a basic understanding of tap musicality and improvisation.
Level Guidance
You have been tap dancing for 2-3 years and you have a good library of steps, rhythms, tap music structure, you are quick to learn new material, and you are familiar with some improvisation.
Description
In the Swing Choir, we’ll sing some famous jazzy & swingy tunes, maybe even in different harmonies, in a fun and entertaining way. The choir is led by Christine Schøtt. Christine has a master (cand.phil.) in musicology and is an experienced singer, voice coach (Anne Rosing Institute) and choral conductor. On top of that, she loves to tap and Lindy Hop!
Level Guidance
No previous experience is required to join, just a desire to try something unique and have a great time. As a bonus, you can obtain an even better understanding of the great swing tunes that you love dancing to! So come sing and swing with the choir!
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