Set Routines

Our set routines are split level pre- choreographed routines that are sent out to teachers three-four months before an event. There are typically five- seven routines to choose from at each event and dancers are usually permitted to choose one to enter (some events permit two, please see event programme).

Our set routines are broken down in a way making them easy to follow for teachers to learn and use in their classes (even for non Street Dance teachers!) Each routine has two video clips:

• One video without music showing the counts or descriptions of the moves used.
• One video showing the routine to music making it clear how it will be done at the event.

Each of our set routines are between 16-32 bars (40-60 seconds) in length.  This means that they can be typically used three- five times over the duration of a song.

The routines are choreographed to work with the chosen music.  This means when they are used in classes they repeat over the full song.  This makes them great content for classes that will engage your dancers week after week.

We understand what dancers typically like to learn in Street Dance classes. We understand the importance of foundation Street Dance styles and also that dancers enjoy learning commercial style routines to popular music. We bear this in mind when choreographing dances for our events and try to include both commercial style Street Dance and moves/ routines that use foundation styles across our dances. The Street foundation styles that we recognise as an organisation are Hiphop, Locking, Popping, House, Breaking, Waacking, Voguing, Krump, Afro & Litefeet.