Two, Three week sessions
Session 1: July 7 – July 25
Session 2: August 4 – August 22
Two, three week sessions
Session 1: July 7 – July 25
Session 2: August 4 – August 22
The Open Summer Dance Intensive offers two three week sessions of classes in Ballet, Pointe, Jazz/Tap/Modern/Musical Theater.
There is no audition for the Open Summer Dance Intensive program.
It is recommended that students registering for the Open Summer Intensive have had a minimum of 4 years consecutive ballet training beginning at age 8 years old.
Students have the option of choosing the number of weeks of attendance in this program.
No refunds/exchanges or transfers on tuition and registration.
Class sizes are limited.
For Students 11 and younger who have not had 4+ years of consecutive dance training, please see our Student/Youth Summer Programs
Class schedule and Faculty subject to change without notice.
July 28 – August 1
Limited to 6 students
July 28 – August 1, 2025
Limited to 6 students
The Dance Lab is a one week conditioning intensive for dancers that offers small-group instruction in GYROTONIC®, GYROKINESIS® Pilates, and Aerial Dance Conditioning.
Class | Time | Day |
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OPEN INTENSIVE Session 1: July 7 - 25 Session 2: August 4-22 Ages 11-19+ years: | ||
+Ballet Technique | 9:00 am - 11:00 am | M-F |
Pre- Pointe/Pointe | 11:00-12:00pm | M-F |
Jazz/Modern/Musical Theater/Tap | 12:00-1:00pm | M-F |
The Dance Lab: CONDITIONING INTENSIVE July 28 - August 1 Ages 12 to 19+: Limited to 6 students | Monday through Friday | |
GYROKINESIS® | 10:00 am - 11:00 am | Mon-Wed |
Pilates | 10:00 am - 11:00 am | Thurs & Fri |
Aerial Dance | 11:00-12:00pm | Thurs & Fri |
Break | 12:00 pm - 12:30 pm | Each day |
GYROTONIC® | 12:30 pm - 2:00 pm | Each day |
Summer Registration Fee of $35 per student
Note: Avoid using powders, lotions, oils, and creams that may have contact with our equipment and floors. Clothing that has been exposed to fabric softener or dryer sheets should not come in contact with our floors or fitness equipment.
Please refrain from using perfume or strongly scented lotions as some individuals have allergies to these products and the oils can stain the equipment and flooring.
What to wear:
Choose attire that allows you to breathe, bend, stretch and that you feel comfortable moving in. Please do not wear attire that has zippers or exposed snaps. Any sharp accessories on clothing may puncture, destroy equipment, flooring, or yourself- and is not safe. Fitted clothing is helpful as to not catch on equipment or get tangled. The instructor can also better assess your form.
Feet coverings are recommended for some Conditioning Intensive classes.
Footwear recommendations: socks, grip socks, yoga socks, non-slip open toed socks, etc.
Supplies to bring:
Find out more about – GYROTONIC®
Find out more about – GYROKINESIS®
Pilates – Joseph Pilates (1880-1968) is widely known for his development of specific mat and equipment-based movement exercises, the original practice has evolved significantly over the years. At the core of this method of exercise, Pilates addresses muscle strength and flexibility to improve postural alignment, balance, and coordination. There are many different approaches to teaching Pilates today.
Aerial dance class utilizes low flying aerial trapeze and fabric. Students will be hanging upside down, spinning, and suspended off the ground.
The Dance Lab: Conditioning Intensive will focus on applying this method of exercise to compliment dancers in their practice.
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Dress code should be one solid color. No accessories or different color patterns are to be attached or worn on dress code uniform.
HAIR for ALL Classes: Please have hair securely tied away from the face. Students with long hair should put hair in a nice secure ballet bun.
HAIR for ALL Classes: Hair should be secured away from the face. Products (i.e. hair spray, mousse) or bandana/head bands may be used.
Health & Safety Policy for Students and Families
ARC is committed to your health and well-being through adherence to science based practices and procedures for minimizing the risk of exposure to the Coronavirus while you are at ARC. Please follow these guidelines and procedures during your time at ARC:
-We strongly recommend vaccination and current boosters against COVID-19.
-Please contact us immediately and do not come to ARC if you have COVID-19, are experiencing any COVID-19 symptoms or have had close contact with a person confirmed to have COVID-19. COVID-19 symptoms include the following: cough, shortness of breath, sore throat, fever, loss of taste or smell, nausea, vomiting or diarrhea.
– Bring and wear your own face masks.
– Symptom monitoring, temperature check, maybe required before
entering ARC.
– Come dressed prepared for your class
– Bring a water bottle for your own use
Health and Safety policy are supplemental to ARC’s Handbook and Summer Program information. ARC reserves the right to change these guidelines at any time without notice at its sole discretion.