Terms and conditions

We provide a list of terms and conditions about our classes

Street dance and hip can be sometime a very physically demanding on the body form of exercise and we would like to think our students are in safe hands and also we would not want anyone to get injured while taking part in our classes. Your safety is very important to us.

I have leg joint issues/ I have dislocated my knee before can I attend?

Street dance is a physically demanding form of dance which puts alot of stress on the knees and lower body and we strongly suggest you speak to your GP. All students take part at there own risk and must fill in the attached disclaimer form when attending our sessions.

I am pregnant can I attend class?

For you own safety we strongly recommdend you going to a GP and getting a doctors certicate to say that you can attend a class which has a high level of intensity. But in general for your safety and the babies safty street dance is not recommended.

I have asthma is there anything I should bring to class?

Please ensure that you bring your enhaler to classes and to inform the instructor prior to the start of the class of your condition. (Please fill in the disclaimer form above and bring to your first session). If you feel out of breath please take a breather in our sessions.

Is there any medical conditions that will stop me taking part in our sessions?

Street dance is not suitable for the following people: With joint and leg issues or conditions, people with heart conditions, any form of conditions that stop you from undertaking high intensity forms of exercise. Student all taking part take part at their own risk. We accept no loss of any kind finanical or physical when you attend our sessions. Please fill in the disclaimer form above before arriving for your first class and register your email. Click here to mail us your details and which class you are interested in.

Behaviour in classes

We want all of our students to have an amazing time when taking part in our sessions but we would like to think that within our classes we have a code to represent street dance in a positive way