SCHEDULE
What is the schedule for breakdancing?
Tuesdays: 5pm - 6pm, Thursday 5pm-6pm, Friday 5:30pm- 6:30pm, 6:30pm to 7:30pm

What if I miss a class?
There will be a proposed make-up date during the same week or the following week.

What happens if there is a snow day?
On light snow days, classes may still be in session. On severe snow days, classes will most likely be canceled. There will be a proposed make-up during the same week or the following week.


PAYMENT
What is the payment plan?
Payments are fixed and due at the beginning of each month through Zelle or Venmo.
Payments for group sessions are fixed at a monthly fee while private lessons are offered at either an hourly or monthly fee.


CLASSES
How do I get started?
We recommend joining friday's introductory class (6:30pm to 7:30pm) to assess your child's skill level. You will have an unclose view during your trial session or can check out or kids' Instagram page @ill.stylezcrew

What classes do you provide? Group vs Private?
We offer both group and private sessions. Group classes are general lessons that your child will be taking with other students of similar skill. Group sessions help build confidence and readiness for upcoming events/battles. Private lessons are one-on-one sessions where your child will be able to learn in an individual and exclusive way.

You may choose to do group sessions only, private lessons only, or a combination where the private lessons aid as a supplement to the group sessions. 

Is there an age limit? 
While there is no age limit, we currently have students ranging from 5 years old through 15. Classes vary by skill level. We welcome all genders.

What should I wear?
You can wear any comfortable sports attire/clothing. Beanies are recommended for headstands.

*We ask all students and parents to come with a change of indoor shoes for cleanliness and sanitary purposes.

Where are the classes located?
Brighton Beach, Brooklyn New York. The exact address will be provided on enrollment.


This class is a bully-free zone that allows students to freely express their feelings and beliefs.