We believe that knowledge is acquired over a lifetime, and that this process can start at any time.

We also believe that dance is an important academic study, and should be seen as such.

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Dance uses neuroscience, physics, geometry, visual perspectives, and time signature.

Dance shows us how we respond to working with each other, and this teaches us how to collaborate.

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Dance uncovers the anthropology within our communities, and requires

language and communication to be learned, shared, and taught.

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Dance is cognitive, physical, and expressive, and is beneficial to us all.

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The Mission

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To offer corrective and continuous dance training for any dancer

regardless of ability, age, background, or position in life. 

To exemplify persons of character and integrity while

providing high-quality instruction and coaching.

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To lead by example by continuing our own dance training.

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To empower dancers with knowledge in technique, 

performance, flexibility, and prevention of injury,

so that they are able to dance throughout their lifetime.

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To educate through published articles that use viable references,

and through workshops offered throughout the year.

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The Vision

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To elevate dance education in the United States by providing and supporting stronger instruction,

and by remaining involved with organizations such as NDEO/FDEO, and Dance Masters of America.

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To empower movers nationwide through the use of accurate information on topics of

neuroscience, anatomy, physiology, kinesiology, physics, and dance techniques of all genres.

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To broaden the definition of what dance is, and to educate others on how dance

strengthens our communities and benefits us as social, moving, living beings.

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