 Meets 2 Hours Each Week The principles, theories and practice of Tap Dancing are acquired. Beginning tappers acquire basic technique and rhythm through the use of the shuffle, flap, ball-change, hop, heel, spank and other beginning steps. Intermediate tappers continue basic technique training and focus on control, speed and smoothness while exploring syncopation and learning longer combinations and routines. Advanced tappers work in the smaller "hoofing" style or "rhythm tap", choreography. Advanced tappers sustain strong technique and polish rhythmically complicated routines, turning combinations improvisation, and close floor work with focus on speed and clarity of sound. Students of tap at every level of tap dancing develop coordination, rhythm, strength and stamina. About ||| The Program ||| Staff ||| Admission/Registration ||| Schedule ||| Contact Us ||| MichaelBlevins.com||| GroupTheatreToo.org |