. >> i like toce think of as a form of expression that is pretty primal and children are able to access that much more equally than adults sometimes so starting dance at a young age can help you learn how to express yourself better than you might be able to otherwise. >> and build self-confiecnce. >> esplly in classes you're learning how to work with people and all learning how to be in the same boat where you're arning the samechoreography so it builds a sense of confidence where you might have gotten into this class thinking that you can never have done this. you could never have learned how to do this turn, this laep, this particular dance and you see yourself achieve these goals and especially wit dance where you get toll see ahe progress that you're making. >> do you have room in your camps? or are you filling up fast? >> like i said, we have camps over the summer and we have about 30 campers per camp this summer. a few are closed right now but most are still open. >> $290 up to 795. aid?ou offer financial >> we sure do. more information can be found on our website. >> what's that

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