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| CANTON PREMIERE DANCE & Performing Arts School |
Competitive vs. Non-Competitive What is the difference between a Competitive and a Non-Competitive Dancer? First and foremost, dance is an art form. It is self expression through movement. During the past 50 years dance has developed a "competitive" side. New competition/convention organizations enter the competition arena each year. To compete, a solo dancer strives for the "perfect" performance, attempting to execute "perfect" technique, exude "perfect" showmanship, etc.in an attempt to achieve the "perfect" score (or at the very, least beat the competition). Competing as a duo, trio or group adds things like, striving for the "perfect" precision, identical make-up, costumes and hair, to the list of things to be achieved. Competition is very rewarding to some dancers. However, other dancers feel just as accomplished and satisfied with the "art" side of dance. Each dancer needs to determine for themselves what program (competitive or non-competitive) will give them the sense of accomplishment and enjoyment they seek. At Canton Premiere Dance, we believe dance is for all ages and skill level. Our classes focus on training, with structured warm-ups, stretching and technique. Multiple routines are taught throughout the year with varied music styles to keep the dancers interest and expose them to the many sides of the art.. Dance is a form of exercise that benefits all who partake of it. We believe that the joy of dancing is a lifetime enjoyment. |
| Canton Premiere Dance & Performing Arts School Canton Ford Crossing (1/8 mi. North of Ford Road on East side) 5860 Canton Center Road, #325 Canton, Mi 48187 734-207-9774 LOOK for the "RED" Door! |