DANCECORP®

Student Dress Code

Freestyle Dance, as it suggest, is a style that borrows many of its techniques from other genres of dance. This too is echoed in the the style and fashion in which dancers choose to attend class. While we are not entirely strict when it comes to appearances in training, there are a few guidelines that should be followed when choosing what to wear when attending classes and private lessons. The guidelines as listed below are applicable to Freestyle, Disco Dance dance, Disco Dance Freestyle and Contemporary, and Acro Dance. No exceptions!

Student Basic Dress Code

  • DANCECORP T-shirt, leotard, crop tops, vest, sports bra, sweat pants, tights (hot pants/3/4/full length). Undergarments should be worn by all regardless of age due to the nature of freestyle.
  • Hair may be worn in any style so long as hair out of the face and must be neat.
  • Compulsory Knee Pads for all competitive students, beginner – championship.
  • Dancers must wear the correct dance shoes as informed by their instructor. Socks with rubber grips, Dance Paws and bare feet are acceptable.
  • DANCECORP T-shirt, Tank top, leotard, black cycling shorts or black gym shorts, black sweat pants, rugby shorts, gymnastic pants, gymnastic shorts, dance belt. (A dance belt for men is for protective support (similar to a jock strap in other sports) and should be worn for all dance classes.)
  • Hair may be worn in any style so long as hair out of the face and must be neat.
  • Compulsory Knee Pads for all competitive students, beginner – championship.
  • Dancers must wear the correct dance shoes as informed by their instructor. Socks with rubber grips, Dance Paws and bare feet are acceptable.

Dance Shoes

Bellow are examples of the shoes required for Medal Tests and Competitions where applicable.

Trainers will inform Parents, Students and Guardians well in advance of regulation shoes required for Medal Tests and or competitions.

Jazz Shoes (slip on) may be worn as an alternative to Jazz Shoes. Same Rules apply
Jazz Shoes (slip on) may be worn as an alternative to Jazz Shoes. Same Rules apply
Dance Sneackers are an Optional alternative to Jazz Shoes when dancing Rock n’ Roll only.
Dance Sneackers are an Optional alternative to Jazz Shoes when dancing Rock n’ Roll only.
Ladies Latin American Sandals used in Hustle, compulsory from Silver Bar. Optional 1 1/2″ Block Heel for Juveniles
Ladies Latin American Sandals used in Hustle, compulsory from Silver Bar. Optional 1 1/2″ Block Heel for Juveniles
Jazz Shoes with a split sole. Compulsory for Rock n' Roll and Hustle exams.
Jazz Shoes with a split sole. Compulsory for Rock n' Roll and Hustle exams.
Mens Cuban Heel used In Hustle, compulsory from Silver Bar.
Mens Cuban Heel used In Hustle, compulsory from Silver Bar.
Previous
Next

Full list of highly reputable Dance Shops and Online Dance Stores.

DANCECORP® Dance Directory