Our July classes are all FOCUSED AND INTENTIONAL drop-in classes focused on flexibility, conditioning, and core strength. Check out our JULY summer schedule!

Volume SUMMER Technique Series

Drop in fees are $20 per class, $90 class pass for 5 classes, $180 for 10 classes.
Passes must be used by the end of July.

TUESDAYS
5-5:45 pm Kinetoflex I
5-5:45 pm Mini Ballet/Tap
6-6:45 pm Junior PBT
6-6:45 pm Contemporary Ballet ages 7-11 years
7-7:45 pm Sub Junior PBT
7-7:45 pm Contemporary Ballet ages 12 years & older
8-8:45 pm Pre Pointe

WEDNESDAYS
6:00-6:45 pm Ballet Barre I
6:00-6:45 pm Solos/Specialties Class for ages 12 years and older
7-7:45 pm Adult Dance Class (Stretch, Flexibility, and Basics)
7-7:45 pm Ballet Barre II
7:00-7:45 pm Solos/Specialities Class for ages 12 years and younger
8-8:45 pm Pointe 1

THURSDAYS
6:00-6:45 pm Improvisation Level I
6:00-6:45 pm Advanced Jazz Combos
7:00-7:45 pm Improvisation Level II
7:00-7:45 pm Intermediate Jazz

SATURDAYS
11:00am-12:00 pm Mini Movement Lab
12:00-1:00 pm Old School Dance Party
1:00-1:50 pm Strengthening for Turns/Jumps II
1:00-1:50 pm Junior PBT
2:00-2:50 pm Advanced PBT
2:00-2:50 pm Strengthening for Turns/Jumps I
3-3:30 pm Conditioning for all ages

CLASS DESCRIPTIONS
Strengthening for Turns/Jumps: This class will help dancers strengthen and condition the muscles needed to achieve higher jumps and leaps with greater control and power as well as build the strength and technique required for more controlled turns, while also helping dancers increase the number of rotations.

Kinetoflex: Kinetoflex is a specialized dance strength and conditioning program, often branded as the "Ultimate Flexibility Bundle" and other skill-based courses. It focuses on improving dancers' technique through science-backed training for flexibility, turn-out, pirouettes, and strength, targeting improved mobility and injury prevention.

Progressing Ballet Technique (PBT): Progressing Ballet Technique (PBT) is a specialized training system designed by Marie Walton-Mahon to enhance dancers' technique by focusing on core strength, muscle memory, and alignment using stability balls, fusion balls, and resistance bands. It aids in injury prevention and improves stability and weight placement for dancers, skaters, and athletes. PBT is divided into 3 levels:

Sub Junior: a specialized,, low-impact program designed for young dancers (typically ages 6–10) to develop core stability, muscle memory, and safe alignment.

Junior: Progressing Ballet Technique (PBT) Junior programs focus on developing muscle memory, core stability, and proper alignment for young dancers

Advanced: focuses on enhancing dancer performance through high-level neuromuscular training, deep core strength, and precise alignment. It includes challenging exercises like resistance band work, advanced core stability, and complex weight placement, designed to build endurance for senior and professional dancers.

Old School Dance Party: This is a dance class themed in old school 1980’s and 1990’s music. Great for exercise and cardio training! If we are gonna work, it may as well be fun!

Solos/Specialities Class: The class is a training class for the competitive students who would like to be chosen and begin training for a solo or specialty for the 2026/7 season.

Adult Dance Class (Stretch, Flexibility, and Basics): A class for adults covering ALL of the basics! Come stretch, strengthen your core, and learn some basic dance moves.

Pre Pointe: A class to prepare dancers for pointe.

Pointe: Ballet technique where dancers rise onto the tips of their toes in specialized shoes, creating an ethereal, floating effect