For spending my entire life here I know all the ups and downs, and let's face it, no one is perfect and everyone has their bad days. I'll be the first to admit it. \r
\r
Working with my family hasn't been the easiest of tasked, they expect more out of you, but then again they should. \r
\r
I've danced with Joyce willett school of dance since I was 2 years old, and I do not view my self as a ""sex"" object as Mambo #5 mom suggests. \r
\r
I spent 12 years in the Professional Award Winning dance company Body Talk - and it was the greatest experience in my life - I don't want to sound like I'm bragging .. but look it up, we're pretty freaking good ;) \r
\r
I've spent the last 5 years actually teaching dance classes, and this would not be the first time parents have thought what we do is ""sexy"" but they didn't grow up in the dance world, shaking your hips, is not sexy. I mean if we put them in panties and tassels and had them put their hands on their knees and shake their butt for the audience.. THEN you could call it ""sexy"" but putting their hands on their hips and shaking is cute, and pretty much the only thing you can do with young preschoolers, they aren't advanced enough to do more things BECAUSE they are 3 & 4, so a little song a dance is cute. \r
\r
And as for having boys in the class WE LOVE THEM, but we aren't going to make the boys do the same things as the girls, if the girls shake their hips, Boys will nod their heads - dads seem to appreciate this alot more. \r
\r
A few years ago one mom said ""Dance is about moving every part of your body"" and she is SOO very right. \r
\r
I'm not saying we are the best, but we aren't the worst. Anyone in the Austin Area Dance world knows who we are.\r
\r
on sites like yelp i know some reviews have been filtered! please do your research =]
more