Hip hop for children, teens and adults.
One class a week, one hour long. Three levels from Minis to Teens & Adults, plus audition classes. €112 per semester.
Groove, technique, your own style.
60 minutes a week where your dancer moves to music they already love. Foundations, isolations and combinations — with room for personal expression and an atmosphere where everyone belongs.
© Ndigo · Studio 3 The style where many children find themselves.
Your child wants to dance to the music they already listen to. No worrying about "what suits me" — just moving to what feels right. Hip hop is often the first style where a child truly clicks.
Our hip hop teacher works on groove, technique and combinations, with plenty of room for personal expression. The atmosphere is open, the bar is high, but nobody gets left behind.
"It was a really rewarding year at Ndigo. I've grown in my confidence and in my moves. The classes always have a great vibe. I started in September a bit nervous, but now I truly feel at home."
Laut Hostens , hip hop dancerMore than cool moves.
Hip hop trains more than the body. Your dancer learns to be present, take up space and work with a group that keeps coming back every week.
A presence you can see
Hip hop asks you to show up. Children learn to look at themselves in the mirror and own the space. That confidence carries well beyond the studio walls.
Technique under the flow
Isolations, grooves, musicality. Not just choreography, but building blocks that fit everywhere.
Feeling the music, not just counting
Accents, pauses, texture. Your dancer learns to read the music and add something of their own.
A crew that matters
The same faces, week after week. Many of our dancers make friends here who grow with them.
Daring to move without a script
Room for freestyle in every class. No pressure, but a clear framework. Your dancer learns to improvise and finds a style of their own.
Train, repeat, grow
Repeating a combo until it lands. Polishing the details. Hip hop teaches perseverance on the dancer's own terms.
60 minutes, four blocks.
Every hip hop class follows the same structure: groove warm-up, drills, combination and freestyle. That framework gives support and lets the teacher go a step further each week.
Groove warm-up
Bounces, rocks, isolations — the basics that return every class. The body loosens up, the energy builds.
Drills & foundations
Isolations, footwork, grooves — targeted drills that increase in difficulty per level.
Combination
A choreography that brings the whole class together. Built over several weeks, giving your dancer time to add detail and style.
Freestyle & wrap-up
Cyphers, small groups, or simply moving in the mirror. Space to apply what they have learnt, in their own way. The class closes in the circle.
Three levels, your style.
€112 / sem · From the 3rd class, €10 off each additional class
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.
Energy, groove, attitude.
Hip hop in pictures. No stock photos — this is Studio 3 at Ndigo.
Questions parents and dancers often ask.
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. Minis & Kids (Years 3–6 primary), Juniors (Years 1–3 secondary), Teens & Adults (Years 4–6 secondary and 18+). There are also audition classes for those who want more.
Can my child join halfway through the season?
Yes. The structure repeats, so your child picks 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 hip hop group dances its own choreography. The costume is included in the semester fee.
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Book a free trial class.
A trial class tells you more than any video. Your child joins in, you feel the atmosphere, and then you know. Drop us a message.