Image 1 of 1
Image 1 of 1
Image 1 of 1
Image 1 of 1
Groovy Pom: This style invites you to perform with freedom and groove while challenging you technically at the same time, especially through the changing directions and facings that keep the choreography sharp, engaging, and satisfying to dance.
Music: P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing) by Michael Jackson, starts at 0.15
Party Pom: This style rewards repetition, because every run reveals another accent to sharpen and another moment to elevate, so the choreography keeps growing with you and stays fun to dance long after you have learned it.
Music: Rock My Body (with Sash!) (W&W x R3HAB VIP Remix, Inna), starts at 0.48
The choreography is taught in two sections, Part A and Part B. After learning both parts separately, they are combined and practiced with slow counts before finishing with a full run up to tempo.
Groovy Pom: This style invites you to perform with freedom and groove while challenging you technically at the same time, especially through the changing directions and facings that keep the choreography sharp, engaging, and satisfying to dance.
Music: P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing) by Michael Jackson, starts at 0.15
Party Pom: This style rewards repetition, because every run reveals another accent to sharpen and another moment to elevate, so the choreography keeps growing with you and stays fun to dance long after you have learned it.
Music: Rock My Body (with Sash!) (W&W x R3HAB VIP Remix, Inna), starts at 0.48
The choreography is taught in two sections, Part A and Part B. After learning both parts separately, they are combined and practiced with slow counts before finishing with a full run up to tempo.