Hip hop dance is a dynamic and energetic style that originated in the streets of New York City, encompassing a variety of techniques such as breaking, locking, popping, krumping, and freestyle. It is celebrated for its creativity, individuality, and deep connection to hip hop culture, continuing to evolve and inspire dancers globally.

Stomp dance is a traditional Native American dance, particularly associated with the Southeastern tribes, characterized by its rhythmic, earth-pounding movements, accompanied by singing and the sound of rattles or shells worn on the dancers’ legs.

Jazz dance is a lively and expressive dance style that originated in the early 20th century in the United States, characterized by its syncopated rhythms, improvisation, and incorporation of elements from ballet, tap, and African-American dance traditions.

Acro dance is a style of dance that combines classical dance techniques with acrobatic elements, characterized by its athleticism, fluidity, and seamless blending of dance and gymnastics movements such as flips, lifts, and balancing acts.

Lyrical dance is a contemporary dance style that blends elements of ballet, jazz, and modern dance, characterized by its expressive, flowing movements and emotional storytelling, often performed to music with lyrics that inspire the choreography.

Contemporary dance is a versatile and expressive dance style that emerged in the mid-20th century, incorporating elements from various dance genres including modern, jazz, ballet, and improvisation. It emphasizes fluidity, natural movement, and the use of the dancer’s own interpretation and creativity to convey emotions and stories.

Afro dance, also known as Afrobeats dance, is a dynamic and energetic dance style that originates from various African cultures and is heavily influenced by African rhythms, music, and traditional dances. It features vibrant, rhythmic movements, including body isolations, intricate footwork, and expressive gestures, reflecting the rich cultural heritage and diversity of Africa.

Dancehall dance, originating from Jamaica, is a high-energy style featuring fast-paced footwork, hip isolations, and expressive body movements, closely tied to dancehall music and culture.

Fosse dance style, created by Bob Fosse, features stylized movements like turned-in knees, jazz hands, and precise, exaggerated gestures, emphasizing theatricality and sensuality.

Bhangra is a lively and energetic folk dance that originated in the Punjab region of India and Pakistan, traditionally performed to celebrate harvests and festive occasions, characterized by vigorous movements, rhythmic beats, and vibrant costumes.

Bollywood dance is a vibrant and eclectic dance style that combines classical Indian dance, folk dance, and contemporary dance moves, often featured in Indian films and characterized by its energetic and expressive choreography.