Fall 2026 - Adv Beg Sensual Floorwork

Service Description

Advanced Beginner Sensual Heels Floorwork is a 4-week class designed to expand your foundational floorwork vocabulary and improve coordination, strength, and control in grounded movement. This session will focus on inversions, leg loops and sweeps, and level changes on the floor, with structured progressions and short combinations to help you apply each skill. Heels are optional. Open to movers at the advanced beginner level, this class provides a supportive environment to explore new movement pathways, build confidence, and refine technique. LEVEL: Some previous experience is recommended, as this class requires participants to have agency over their coordination as well as some flexibility and core strength. ATTIRE: Heels are optional. If worn, they must be clean high heels not worn in from outside and dedicated to in-studio use only, with the soles cleaned and no exposed metal except for functional zippers. Attire you feel great wearing, noting that high heels can get caught in loose pants/long, oversized t shirts during floorwork moves. Kneepads recommended (see our products recommendation page for a link). CLASS SCHEDULE: This 8-week session runs from Oct 5 - Dec 4, with no class on Thursday November 26. The price shown is for the entire session. OPTIONAL PERFORMANCE OPPORTUNITY: This fall, dancers enrolled in select classes will have the opportunity to perform in TDF Stage Sessions on December 4. Designed as a low-pressure performance experience, Stage Sessions gives dancers the chance to perform their class choreography on a real stage for an audience of fellow TDF dancers. There are no auditions, no additional rehearsals, and no tickets to sell. Your instructor will prepare your class piece during your regular class time. Participation is completely optional, making this a great opportunity for dancers who want to experience the excitement of performing while building confidence in a supportive community. See our FAQ's below for info regarding Cancellations, Payment Plan Options, and Trial Classes.