Girly hip hop for girls and women who want more.
Hip hop with a feminine approach — technique, expression and strong stage energy. Three levels from Minis to Teens & Adults. €112 per semester.
Expression, posture, your own power.
60 minutes a week where your dancer finds her own style within hip hop. Groove, technique and feminine power moves — with attention to personal expression and a group that lifts each other.
© Ndigo · Studio 3 A style of her own within hip hop.
A class with the energy of hip hop and a language of its own. Expressive, confident, without anyone having to give up who they are.
The girly hip hop groups at Ndigo work on posture, groove and feminine power moves, with a focus on technique and personal expression.
"So happy to see how our girl has changed — open and bright. Thanks to the whole team for such a warm and safe place. All she talks about now is going back to camp and to dance class."
Sadeli Guzmán Medina , parentMore than learning choreography.
Girly hip hop trains more than the moves. Your dancer learns how she comes across, how she takes up space, and how she adds her own energy to a group.
A confidence you can see
How she walks, looks, stands. Skills that pay off well beyond dance — at school, on stage, in life.
Making it her own within the group
No copy work. The teacher gives the technique; the dancer fills it with her own energy. That makes every performance personal.
A foundation that stays
Isolations, body waves, power moves. The technical grounding is solid, so your dancer doesn't just learn choreographies but picks up building blocks that fit everywhere.
Translating emotion into movement
Girly hip hop asks for more than executing steps. Your dancer learns to add facial expression, posture and intention to every move.
A crew that lifts each other
Many lasting dance friendships start here. The atmosphere is warm and nobody feels pressured, but the bar stays high.
Knowing who you are when you dance
Your dancer learns to see herself in the mirror and be proud of what she can do. That feeling travels home with her.
60 minutes, four phases.
Every girly hip hop class follows the same structure: warm-up, groove and technique, choreography and performance. That framework lets the teacher add a layer each week.
Warm-up & groove
Bounces, body rolls, isolations — the basics that return every class and set the mood straight away.
Technique & drills
Isolations, power moves, footwork — targeted drills that increase in difficulty per level.
Choreography
A dance that brings the class together. Built up over several weeks, with room for personal interpretation and style.
Performance & wrap-up
Full expression, small groups, mirror moments or a run-through. The class ends with feedback and a good feeling.
Three levels, your style.
€112 / sem · From the 3rd class, €10 off each additional class
Girly Hip Hop
Dress code
Footwear
Clothing
- Ndigo Sweatpants
- Zwarte top of T-shirt naar keuze
- Ndigo Cropped Top (suggestie)
Footwear
- Propere sportschoenen (apart paar voor in de studio)
Kies je niveau hierboven voor de exacte kledijlijst.
Attitude, expression, power.
Girly hip hop in pictures. No stock photos — this is how things look at Ndigo.
Questions parents and dancers often ask.
What's the difference with regular hip hop?
Girly hip hop puts more emphasis on feminine expression, posture and stage presence. The technical foundation is similar, but the style and energy are different. Many dancers take both.
Do you need dance experience to join?
No. Every group starts from the basics and the teacher adjusts the difficulty. Beginners are always welcome.
What clothing is needed?
Ndigo Sweatpants and a black top or T-shirt of your choice. Clean trainers. Suggestion: Ndigo Cropped Top. Available in our shop. For the trial class, sportswear is fine.
Are there different levels?
Yes. Girly Minis & Kids (Years 3–6 primary), Juniors (Years 1–3 secondary), Teens & Adults (Years 4–6 secondary and 18+).
Can you join halfway through the season?
Yes. The structure repeats, so you pick up the rhythm quickly. The semester fee is adjusted to your start date.
Is there a show at the end of the year?
Yes, in June on the stage of the Schouwburg theatre in Roeselare. Every group dances its own choreography. The costume is included in the semester fee.
Hip Hop
The technical foundation of urban dance. Groove, foundations and freestyle in an open atmosphere.
Jazz
Energetic, musical, broad vocabulary — for those who want to dance with a smile.
Fit & Dance
A dance workout for adults. Cardio, strength and dance in one hour that flies by.
Book a free trial class.
One class tells you more than any video. Your dancer tries the group, you feel the atmosphere, and then you decide. Drop us a message.