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Ovations Dance Studio
25 E. Lee
Sapulpa, OK 74066
(918)227-2421

Director- Rachel Porter

Ballet
Each class begins with a full barre followed by center combinations. This class will focus on building strength, increasing turnout and extension, refining technique, and learning proper terminology. Dancers entering immediate/advanced levels of ballet training will progress by doing pointe work. All students who wish to compete must take ballet.

Hip Hop
Hip Hop is a contemporary form of dance which incorporates jazz, street & funk styles. This is a high energy, fun class for you to let loose in.

Jazz
With a strong focus on technique and performance, students will begin the class with a center warm-up, followed by leaps and turns across the floor, ended with a choreographed combination. Emphasis is placed on strength, flexibility, and building musicality.

Tap
This class develops rhythm and sound and coordination skills. You will learn how to mix technique, rhythm, and timing to be used in combinations across the floor and in the center. As you advance you will develop speed, style, and physical coordination.

Acrobatics
Develop strength and flexibility while learning the intricate techniques of acrobatics. The class starts with a warm up to stretch and strengthen the body and then progresses to mat and floor work. Developing skills in basic tumbling.

Pointe
Dancing in a steel toe point shoe on your toes. Must take with ballet and should have the teachers permission.

Mommy and Me
A fun and interactive class for Mom & tot. This class integrates singing, dance, and tumbling, which will help in the development of motor skills as well as communication, and social skills.

Pilates Mat Class
Beneficial for both dancers and non-dancers, Pilates classes are based on concepts and exercises of the methodology of Joseph Pilates that focus on improving flexibility, strength and stabilization. It alternates muscular toning exercises; at times incorporating rubber bands for resistance training, with deep stretches. The exercises help facilitate correct spinal alignment and are ideal for dancers (or anyone) as they strengthen without bulking muscles, thus enabling greater ease of movement as well as a lovely elongated physique. This work also energizes the body so it is beneficial before class or performance.