Regina

My journey: I've loved dancing ever since I was a child. Over time, my hobby turned into a real passion. I realised how much I enjoy passing on my knowledge and enthusiasm to children. That's why I decided to become a Hip-Hop dance teacher for children and teens and support them on their dance journey.

How did it all come about?

I teach children because seeing how much they enjoy dancing makes me happy. It's wonderful to watch them become more confident with every class and surpass themselves. It matters to me that they have fun, can move freely and learn new choreographies together as a team. I want to show them that dancing isn't just movement – it also builds self-confidence, creativity and team spirit.

How is my Hip-Hop class structured?

KIDS

My Hip-Hop class starts with a cheerful welcome and a playful warm-up. Then we do simple exercises for rhythm, coordination and the basic steps of Hip-Hop. After that, the children learn a choreography in small, easy-to-follow sections. In between, little dance games or movement tasks loosen things up and add variety. At the end, we dance the choreography together, celebrate the children's progress and finish the class with a little show for the parents. Fun, movement and dancing together are always at the heart of everything.

TEENS

My Hip-Hop class for teenagers starts with a short welcome and a dynamic warm-up to get the body ready for class. Then we go over steps we've already learnt and work on technique, sense of rhythm and coordination. After that, we work out a new choreography together or develop an existing one further. I pay attention to expression, musicality and clean movements. To finish, we run through the choreography several times.