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Important Dates

10/26/24
Fall Ball at Vitality Athletic Center for recital classes

10/28/24
Enrollment for spring recital classes opens

12/16-19/24
Dance Parent Preview Week

Vitality Dance Academy

Dance
Ages 1 and Over


What is the difference in classes?

Recital Class
Dancers will learn a dance to perform at the recital. They will work weekly on the technique of that class and learn choreography for their dance. This class will only be available to join during certain times of the year and is not eligible to be used for make-up classes. 
Technique Class
​Technique class, dancers will focus solely on learning the technique and will not be learning a performance dance and will NOT be participating in recitals. This is perfect for recreational dancers or dancers who want to get extra practice. These classes have open enrollment and can be used for make-up classes.

Class Descriptions and Dress Code

Ballet
Description
Ballet is a theatrical art form that utilizes dance, music, costumes, and scenery to convey a story to an audience. In this class, dancers will learn classical ballet technique. A ballet class consists of barre, center, and across-the-floor. Dancers will learn the vocabulary of ballet technique and how to execute it on their bodies.
Dress Code
  • Hair neatly pulled back into a bun or secure ponytail
  • Form-fitting dancewear or athletic clothing (leotard and tights are encouraged)
  • Ballet slippers (light pink) 
Contemporary
Description
Contemporary dance utilizes the lower body elements of ballet and jazz techniques while teaching freedom and expression in the body. It teaches dancers how to communicate emotions artistically. A contemporary class consists of a warm-up, across the floor, learning a combo, and improvisation.
Dress Code
  • Hair neatly pulled back
  • Form-fitting dancewear or athletic clothing
  • Half soles (skin tone)​
Acro Dance
Description
Acro Dance combines dance techniques, like ballet and jazz, with acrobatic elements. The blend of dance and acrobatics creates unique and exciting choreography. In this class, the dancers will warm up, perform strength and conditioning exercises, stretch, and learn acrobatic skills. 
*Acro Dance is a great class for gymnasts to enhance their performance and artistry while having many familiar aspects of gymnastics.
Dress Code
  • Hair neatly pulled back
  • Form-fitting dancewear or athletic clothing
  • Jazz shoes (skin tone)​​
Musical Theatre
Description
Musical Theatre Dance is the general term for the dance styles used in musical theatre. This dance style can use all dance techniques depending on the style of music. Jazz and contemporary/lyrical are among the most common, so it is recommended your dancer also supplements this class with one or both of those techniques. A musical theatre class consists of a warm-up, across the floor, and learning a combo.
Dress Code
  • Hair neatly pulled back
  • Form-fitting dancewear or athletic clothing
  • Jazz shoes (skin tone)​​​
Jazz
Description
Jazz dance is a lively, fun, and highly athletic dance style. In this class, dancers will warm up, work on isolations of the body, learn progressions across the floor, and work on jumps and turns. 
*Jazz has many similar jumps and turns found in gymnastics so this class would be a great way to elevate your gymnast’s overall technique and artistry.
Dress Code
  • Hair neatly pulled back
  • Form-fitting dancewear or athletic clothing
  • Jazz shoes (skin tone)
Lyrical
Description
Lyrical dance combines aspects of ballet and jazz techniques to help convey the lyrics and emotions of a song to an audience. This dance style allows dancers to embrace their artistry through the use of a familiar technique. Lyrical is similar to contemporary dance, however, it is geared towards younger dancers because it has more structure. A lyrical class consists of a warm-up, across the floor, learning a combo, and improvisation.
Dress Code
  • Hair neatly pulled back
  • Form-fitting dancewear or athletic clothing
  • Half soles (skin tone)
Hip-Hop
Description
Lyrical dance combines aspects of ballet and jazz techniques to help convey the lyrics and emotions of a song to an audience. This dance style allows dancers to embrace their artistry through the use of a familiar technique. Lyrical is similar to contemporary dance, however, it is geared towards younger dancers because it has more structure. A lyrical class consists of a warm-up, across the floor, learning a combo, and improvisation.
Dress Code
  • Hair neatly pulled back
  • Dancewear or athletic clothing
  • Dance-only sneakers (no street shoes permitted on the dance floor) or bare feet
Tap
Description
Tap dance is a style of dance that uses the sounds of the tap shoes as a form of percussion. The dancers will focus on rhythm and the types of sounds they make with their shoes. In this class, dancers will learn tap technique in the center and across the floor.
Dress Code
  • Hair neatly pulled back
  • Dancewear or form-fitting athletic clothing
  • Tap shoes​​​

Class Questions

When does your session start?

Enrollment for technique classes is ongoing, so you can register TODAY! Your child's spot is reserved in class immediately upon registration.

How do we register?

Registering for classes is easy: Click on the word "register" beside the class of your choice.

How long are your sessions?

We have continuous enrollment with monthly billing. See class schedule for monthly tuition for each class.

What if I have to miss a class?

We allow 1 make-up per month. You have 30 days to do so. Recital classes are not eligible for make-up, but a dancer can take a technique class for a class replacement. 

Facility Policies

Are parents allowed to stay?

We allow one parent per student in the facility. 

When can I come by and see the facility?

Hours of Operation:
M-F 4p-9p
S: 9a-1p

Fee Schedule

What is your cancellation policy?

In order to cancel your enrollment with Vitality Athletic Center please email [email protected] notifying us of the cancellation of enrollment or click here. A reason for discontinuing classes is appreciated. If written notice is not received your reservation is active. 

Can I get a refund if I did not use classes I have paid for?

No refunds will be provided for tuition fees once charged to your account. It is the parent(s)/guardian(s) responsibility to cancel enrollment. Refunds will not be given for failure to notify us of a cancellation prior to discontinuing classes. 

How does the monthly fees work?

Our class fees are billed monthly, which does include those bonus weeks that happen within the year. The price you see online will not change month to month. Gym closures are eligible to be made up. You can find the gym closures  here, along with other gym events. 
Pricing
Annual Membership Fee
There is a $45 Annual Membership fee for each family enrolled 2024.

Billing and Payment
We operate on a perpetual enrollment basis. Perpetual enrollment means that your child’s spot in class is automatically reserved upon timely receipt of your monthly tuition payment. Tuition invoices are emailed on the 25th of each month. All tuition billing at Vitality is set up as automatic billing. Upon registering for a class, you will be asked to provide credit card information for automatic credit card billing. Your payment will be automatically charged on the 1st of each month.
We reserve the right to make any changes necessary in order to have a successful class
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Vitality Athletic Center

P: 614.593.3127
5713 Haughn Rd.
​Grove City, OH 43123
  • Home
  • Programs
    • Sweet Peas Gymnastics (Coed - ages 1-5)
    • Girls Gymnastics (6 and up)
    • Boys Gymnastics and Tumbling (5 and up)
    • Dance (Coed ages 1 and up)
    • Ninja (Coed - ages 3 and up)
    • Cheer Prep & Tumbling (Coed - ages 4 and up)
    • TNT - Trampoline & Tumbling (Coed - Ages 3 and up)
    • Adult Classes (Coed - Ages 18 and up)
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