IRISH DANCE CLASSES FOR KIDS IN DUBAI
Irish dance lessons can lift your spirits when you’re feeling down. Ballet Centre offers kids classes in traditional Irish step dancing. Our students learn about different kinds of Irish Folk dances. Whether they love Irish dance or want to learn the basics, our programs will teach them how to dance just like a true Irish dancer! Whether it’s foxtrot, waltz, polka, Gaelic jig out of Ireland, Australian bush dances from Down Under, or any other country on this big blue Earth – we have an affordable class for you.
Irish dance is more than just learning steps. It’s a way to express yourself and celebrate who you are! Ballet Centre Dubai has been teaching Irish and traditional folk dances for more than 35 years. We have classes for children of all levels: beginner through advanced, with varying schedules so kids can participate alongside other students at their level. Kids get to explore many different types of dances and never get bored!
It takes years to master the skills required for Irish Dancing. In this dance, the arms are not used a lot, so it can help you build stamina and core strength. Start today to learn this elegant and spirited dance that originated in Ireland centuries ago!
Classes (for kids ages 3-11)
Sunday – Thursday.
Taught by qualified dance instructors.
Benefits of Irish Dance Lessons for Kids
Increased Stamina
Irish dancers are known for their stamina. They perform for hours on end sometimes, at competitions or during big shows or parades. Irish Dancers learn to use the air in such a way that it enhances their movements and gives them an extra boost of power when needed.
Core Strength
Irish Dancing requires a lot of core strength. The dance itself is performed mainly in the lower body, but dancers need to maintain their upper bodies in place while they are moving their legs quickly. It takes core strength that is very important for not only Irish dance but also for daily life.
Balance and posture
Irish dancers use their bodies to propel themselves in different ways to enhance their dance moves. It often involves positioning oneself in a way that is not natural for other people, so dancers are constantly working on balance and posture.
Memory building:
Dancing is a visual art form, especially Irish dance, because it does not use music. Dancers have to remember the patterns they are executing and put them together in various ways to create different dances or steps. It helps build memory, which can be beneficial for all sorts of things, including schoolwork and work-related tasks.
Confidence
Irish Dancing is a way to learn how to use one’s body in various ways. The confidence dancers gain from being able to memorize moves and execute them successfully is not something that can be taught, but instead, it comes with their hard work and passion for Dancing.