Class Schedule
Please see below for our class schedule for Summer Schedule which takes place from Tuesday, September 3 - Saturday, December 21. If a class is listed on our schedule that is NOT available on our booking app/site, it means the class has been canceled. For updated information, we suggest following us on Instagram and Facebook for last-minute announcements and updates. We welcome walk-up registration as well!​
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*Student Discounts are available! Call, text or DM us on social media with your student ID to receive your promo code!
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Monday
5:30 - 6:30 pm (60 min) - Cardio Line Dancing (Wanda) *FREE CLASS*
6:45 - 8:00 pm (75 min) - Absolute Beginner Ballet (Jen)
Tuesday
5:30 - 6:30 pm (60 min) - Beginner Tap (Kat)
6:30 - 7:30 pm (60 min) - Intermediate/Advanced Street Jazz (Harley)
7:45 - 9:00 pm (75 min) - Beginner/Intermediate Hip-Hop (Angie)
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Wednesday
5:30 - 6:30 pm (60 min) - Intermediate Contemporary (Kaleigh)
6:45 - 8:00 pm (75 min) - Beginner Ballet (Tracy)
Thursday
5:30 - 6:30 pm (60 min) - Beginner/Intermediate Tap (Bo)
6:30 - 7:30 pm (60 min) - Musical Theatre Jazz (Bo)
7:45 - 8:45 pm (60 min) - K-Pop Covers (Rachel)
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Saturday
10:30 - 11:45 am (75 min) - Beginner Ballet (Jen)
12:00 - 1:00 pm (60 min) - Beginner Contemporary (Kaleigh)
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PRIVATE LESSONS NOW AVAILABLE
We now offer private lessons for children, teens and adults for various styles and levels. Prices and schedule times vary on client/teacher availability. To book and inquire about scheduling your next private lesson, please email us the style of dance you're interested in and your level/experience to info@gainesvillemovement.com.
To book a class, please visit our VAGARO booking site by clicking the icon below!
Class & Level Description
Ballet
Level: Beginner Description: The perfect place to start! A class designed for students with no previous ballet experience wanting to learn the foundational movements and principles that make up a ballet class! All are welcome regardless of age, body type, gender identity, race or dis/ability. Instructors will be more than happy to offer comprehensive explanations and demonstrations of steps & combinations.
Absolute Beginner Ballet
Hip Hop
Cardio Line Dancing
Level: ALL LEVELS Description: Taught by Wanda Lloyd of Smooth Flava Dance. This is the perfect class to get your steps in all while having fun! Bring a friend to double the fun!
Beginner Ballet
Level: Beginner/Intermediate/Advanced Description: This class is for beginners who may be returning after many years away from the art form and wishing to ease back into ballet. May not be for novice students. This class introduces basic terminology and foundational ballet technique with a focus on proper alignment. Repetition is critical for students at this level, so participating in two or more classes per week is encouraged to progress into the next level.
K-Pop Covers
Levels: Beginner/Intermediate/Advanced Description: This class focuses on teaching step by step tutorials for K-pop (Korean pop music) choreographies. K-pop choreographies vary with influences of modern and hip hop dance styles and are typically fun and upbeat. Dancers of all levels are encouraged!
Beginner/Intermediate Hip-Hop
Level: Beginner/Intermediate Description: Experience the fun of dancing to the latest hip hop hits in this beginner dance class instructed by Angie. Learn basic hip hop moves and steps, and develop your coordination and rhythm.
Contemporary & Modern
Beginner Contemporary
Level: Beginner/Intermediate Description: This class is for novices and beginners who may be returning after many years away. The class will combine elements of jazz, ballet, and modern. Geared towards versatile expression, this class will also offer a chance to work on body alignment, floor work, jumps, turns, and movement fluidity.
Tap
Beginner Tap
Level: Beginner Description: In this class, members will learn the basics of tap as well as the fun terminology that comes with it. We’ll begin to put our basic step into simple combinations, some of which will lead across the floor. Dancers should come prepared to make some noise!
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Street Jazz
Level: Intermediate/Advanced Description: Jazz class peppered with street, funk, and hip-hop. Students should have a good understanding of the jazz technique. The warm-up is designed to condition the body, and the choreography each week will develop skills of musicality, timing, and precision. Sneakers optional.
Intermediate Contemporary
Level: Intermediate/Advanced Description: Members will engage with dance that combines elements of ballet, jazz, lyrical, and modern. Geared towards versatile expression, this class will offer a chance to work on body alignment, floor work, jumps, turns, and movement fluidity through choreography and in-class combinations.
Beginner/Intermediate Tap
Level: Beginner/Intermediate/Advanced Description: Class consists of warm-up, floor work and choreography combinations. Focuses on stylized footwork while learning how to combine steps to create longer patterns of rhythm. It’s a workout for your feet and brain! Modifications are always offered to any dancer.
Musical Theatre Jazz
Level: Beginner/Intermediate/Advanced Description: No singing or acting - JUST JAZZ BABY! Beginner/Intermediate Level. Class consists of warm-up, movement breakdowns and Broadway-style choreography with a focus on stage presence. Leaning into a variety of musical productions, past and present; we incorporate knowledge of technical moment with style and story!
InstructorS
Hometown: Lake City, Florida
Styles: Hip-Hop Jazz Fusion
What is one hobby or interest you have that might surprise your students?
I’m a documentary junkie, I love a good documentary regardless of the subject. Nature, History, Crime, Music, Sports, in English, or with subtitles. If it’s intriguing, sign me up!
What advice would you give to someone just starting out in dance?
Keep fighting for it. Just because dance doesn’t come naturally to you at first doesn’t mean it can’t become natural for you over time. As long as you keep working at it, going to class, practicing at home, and giving yourself the grace to mess up along the way, one day you’ll see how much you’ll grow and improve from it. If you keep that in mind and find the beauty in the journey you will become an amazing dancer.
Who is your biggest influence in the dance industry, and how have they impacted your career?
Luam, Andye J, and Candace Brown (Sorry I couldn’t pick one!). They are all women of color who are innovators and shine a bright light in the dance industry that is just undeniable. I’ve learned so much from them either one-on-one or in a small intimate class setting, and the knowledge they’ve shared with me as a student has gone beyond just dance allowing me to feel more comfortable in my skin as a dancer.