Dancehall · from Jamaica
High-energy, expressive and full of rhythm – for beginners and advanced dancers.
Book a trial class nowRhythm & vibe
Dancehall emerged in Jamaica in the late 1970s and developed from reggae music and culture. The dance follows the "riddim" – that's what the driving beat or rhythm of a song is called in dancehall. This riddim dictates every move: sometimes fast and powerful, sometimes soft and flowing. Typical are clear, expressive moves, plenty of attitude and a huge dose of joie de vivre – a style that brings pure energy to the dance floor.
Emerged in the late 1970s from reggae music & culture.
That's what the driving rhythm behind every move is called in dancehall.
The powerful side: fast, dynamic moves with plenty of attitude.
The soft side: flowing, expressive moves full of feeling.
For every level
Our experienced coaches bring authentic techniques and fresh choreographies – for a real dancehall learning experience.
Learn the basics: Wining (circling hips) and Rocking in time – plus classics like the Butterfly Step, Bogle and "Pon de River, Pon de Bank".
Trial ClassLevel up with Ticking & Bruk Up – isolated and flowing moves. Find your own style and master ever more powerful choreographies.
Trial ClassWhy dancehall with us?
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