Gymnastics, Tricks, Acro, & Partnering
Strength, flexibility, and control—taught with care and intention
What Dancers Learn
Through structured progressions and clear instruction, dancers focus on:
Core strength, flexibility, and stability
Balance and controlled movement
Safe technique for introductory acrobatic skills
Transitions between acro elements and dance movement
Awareness of body mechanics and spatial control
Skills are introduced intentionally, allowing dancers to build confidence through consistency rather than speed.
A Supportive Learning Environment
Dance.tech instructors prioritize clear communication, careful spotting when appropriate, and age-appropriate expectations.
Acro classes are designed to:
Encourage focus and responsibility
Support dancers as skills increase in complexity
Create a classroom culture built on trust and respect
Instructors guide dancers with encouragement while reinforcing safe habits that extend beyond the studio.
Performance Opportunities
Acro skills may be incorporated into studio choreography or showcased during the Spring Recital, depending on class level and readiness.
Performance opportunities are introduced thoughtfully, emphasizing safe execution and confidence.
Dress Code
Dancers should wear:
Fitted dancewear that allows for full movement
Bare feet or appropriate footwear as directed by the instructor
Hair secured neatly away from the face
Specific attire guidance may vary by level.
Ready to Explore Acro?
Acro dance at Dance.tech blends elements of dance technique and acrobatic movement in a structured, safety-focused environment.
These classes are designed for dancers who enjoy building strength and flexibility while learning how to move safely, intentionally, and with control.
Acro Training with a Safety-First Approach
At Dance.tech, acro is taught as a progressive discipline—not a collection of tricks.
Classes are thoughtfully structured to:
Build strength, balance, and body awareness
Introduce acrobatic skills gradually and safely
Reinforce proper technique and alignment
Support confidence through preparation and repetition
Dancers progress at their own pace, with readiness and safety guiding instruction at every level.
