The Big Apple Class with Hep Jen!

Saturdays, January 2 – 23, 11am – 1pm at the Women’s Building
4-week progressive series class / 2 hours each week

NOTE: it’s not too late to join the class! If you missed the first class, you can still drop-in for the remaining 3 weeks ($35/week), but you are responsible for self-studying the material you missed (Week 1 Review Video) or requesting a private lesson with Hep Jen. Students who have previous experience dancing the Big Apple and want a refresher are also welcome to drop-in!

Learn, practice and perfect the fun, high-energy 1930s jazz dance routine by Whitey’s Lindy Hoppers that is popular among Lindy Hoppers around the globe!

Featuring:

  • Hep Jen’s clear demonstrations and precise breakdown of every step
  • 8 hours of class time to drill, drill, drill and make the dance one you’ll always remember!
  • meeting lots of fun, friendly and motivated classmates to dance and practice with
  • high-energy class pacing that will make you sweat and give you a great physical AND mental workout!

Dates: January 2, 9, 16 & 23, 2016 (4-weeks, progressive format, 2 hours each week)
Time: 11am – 1pm (10:45am check-in)
Location: The Women’s Building, Auditorium. 3543 18th Street, SF, 94110. (near Valencia)

Level: Intermediate & above. Highly-motivated and dedicated Beginners also welcome!

Cost:
$100 early registration by Dec 31 Jan 1. $120 at the door.
$35/week drop-in with teacher permission. Email Hep Jen if you would like to attend!

Register online by Dec 31st and save $20! 

About the Big Apple

The Big Apple was a 1930’s dance craze that started in South Carolina and caused a frenzy when it hit Harlem’s Savoy Ballroom. The Big Apple is danced in a circle, and is loaded with high-energy jazz steps and fun footwork. The Big Apple is a super addition to any swing dancer’s repertoire, and learning it is a great way to pick up the styling of some of the original Lindy Hoppers. In the last few years, the Big Apple has enjoyed a revival in popularity among dancers worldwide.

Watch a great mini-documentary about the history of the Big Apple Dance by Judy Pritchett:

How To Dance The Big Apple Whitey's Big Apple

Interested in more dance classes with Hep Jen?
Check out Hep Jen’s Swing & Lindy Hop Class Schedule.