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Practice is crucial to dancer progression and confidence. Dancers must practice regularly and properly in order to develop the skills, stamina, strength, and knowledge to compete. Productive, consistent practice is better than long, sporadic practice. It is good to remind dancers that they will only be happy with their dancing on the day of a competition or performance if they have done the necessary work in advance. Dancers should always practice in proper dance-wear, with k

Dancers may practice dancing to fun music to switch it up! This should be in balance with traditional music that is played or piped at competitions. Dancers can log-in to access full Spotify playlists with fun music that matches the tempo for their dances in the Practice Hub. Music for solo and group choreography is selected and edited by your teacher and will be provided to you as an MP3 file that you can use to practice. Traditional Pipers: These pipers have albums avail

All About Highland Highland dancing is a highly athletic and technical form of dance that dates back to 11th-century Scotland, where it was originally a test of strength, stamina, and precision for warriors! Each traditional dance that dancers learn, perform, and compete in tells a story of Scottish History. Each dance is broken down into steps, of which there are many to learn and choose from! Dances are performed to Bagpipe music and dancers wear traditional garments such a