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Streetdance dancing

Dance yourself free, in your own style
  • Pure expression

    Every move shows your personality, freestyle, powerful, creative
  • Beats in your blood

    The beat sets the frame, you fill it with life
  • Community & vibes

    Streetdance connects: crews, battles, jams, you are part of a global culture

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Experience Streetdance

Streetdance originated in the streets of New York, L.A., and Europe, a dance style from the community for the community. When dancing, you feel the energy of the beat, the freedom of self-expression, and the power of your body. It is not a fixed scheme, but your flow that counts, dynamic, creative, real.

What does street dance sound like?

Street dance is danced to hip-hop, funk, R’n’B, trap, or breakbeats. The music is usually beat-heavy with a clear rhythm and a strong groove. Popular instruments: drum machines, synths, samples, and vocals with flow, ideal for precise moves or smooth transitions.
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Streetdance moves

Streetdance is versatile: from Locking & Popping to Hip-Hop freestyle and Krumping. Typical features include isolated movements, fluid transitions, body control, and power moves. The timing is usually 4/4, often with an emphasis on offbeats. The learning level is in the intermediate range, easily accessible for beginners with plenty of room for your dance development and individuality.

Streetdance is exactly your vibe if you:

  • want to dance your own style instead of fixed step sequences
  • feel the music and the beats move you
  • want to release energy & express your body
  • want to be part of an open, creative community
  • celebrate videos of dancers on Instagram, TikTok or YouTube
  • want to develop further with dance and become more self-confident

FAQ on learning Streetdance

Here you will find answers to the most important questions about dancing Salsa.

  1. No, Streetdance is well-suited for beginners. You do not need any previous dance experience, just a desire for movement and beats. Many start with simple basics and quickly find their flow.