Breakdance for Kids in Fulham & Chelsea: Unleash Your Child's Inner Dancer Are you on the lookout for a fun and creative way to keep your children occupied after school? If so, look no further than breakdance classes! Breakdancing is a unique form of street dance / Hip Hop that promotes self-expression, creativity, and athleticism. It’s an excellent way to build confidence, improve coordination, and make new friends. Our children’s breakdance classes in central London are tailored to kids of all ages and skill levels. Our experienced instructors are passionate about teaching and love working with children. They’ll provide your child with the support they need to learn breakdancing safely and effectively.
Bachata & Salsa classes every week in Wimbledon. Absolute beginners warmly welcomed You are welcome to bring your own alcohol / soft drinks. Water and basic snacks will be provided. Fun & friendly classes for dancers of all levels. Plenty of high-quality social dancing to the best and latest Salsa, Bachata, Cha Cha and Latin grooves.
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