ACTIVE RECOVERY DANCE CLASS SERIES

27th DECEMBER - 30th DECEMBER 2021

Get Rested           Get Rejuvenated              Get Refreshed              Get Ready

11Days
15 Hours
58 Minutes
38 Seconds

It's  been the first performance in 18 months
And you're exhausted
!

You've been pushing and working your butt off. Now that this performance season is over, its tile to look towards the new year's schedule.  Thinking ahead of smart ways to rest and restore your body for what's coming up is key.

Finding the balance between getting rest and getting ready for the New Year is key!

Finding the best middle ground is always tricky!   How much rest do I need? How do I stay active during the holiday season and get ready for the next year? So instead to being overwhelmed  trying to figure it out , lets' do it for you.

 Let's get you rested, rejuvenated and ready for 2022
We have put together  a structured active recovery class seeries  for you to enjoy after your performance season
3 Instructors
12 classes
 3 classes a day over 4 days

Be Relaxed with Yoga sessions

Get Clarity in a quiet mind.
Get reconnected to your body & breath.
Create and find balance in your body.

Get your body relaxed with a 40 min yoga session 

Get Rejuvenated with Floor Barre Sessions

Come back to the foundation of your training
Find your center and stability  

Get stable with a 40 min Floor Barre class to get centered

Get Ready with Dance Conditioning 

Build on your foundation to grow your strength and technique
Prepare your body for your next dance challenge.

Get Ready for the next challenge with a 30 min Conditioning class. 

Your Active Recovery Dance Teachers

Dr. Danelle Dickson PT, DPT, OCS
Conditioning Instructor

Dr. Danelle Dickson, PT, DPT, OCS is a  licensed physical therapist, Performing Arts  specialist, Orthopedic clinical specialist and  owner at Performance Plus Physical Therapy.   She is the creator of Dansebridge Online, a dynamic conditioning program for dancers that has now enjoyed successes in pre-professional dance programs. She is also the host of the Dancing around Elephants Podcast, the co-founder of the Black Female Foundation -a business mentoring and coaching program for minority women in business seeking to show up as uniquely themselves  and co-founder of the Dance Ready Project, an online hub for tools  and resources for dancers.  Dr. Danelle’s forty years in the dance world fuels her passion to work with dancer’s injuries.  She actively works with local DC dance  pre-professional schools and dance companies,  including notable touring companies such as Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, Ailey II, and Little Dancer Theater.  She also works in the education of physical therapy students at the graduate level in several schools on the East Coast.  

Melissa Lineberg
Yoga Instructor

Melissa Lineburg, a professional ballet dancer and health + wellness coach in Washington, DC. She holds a Master’s of Science degree in Human Nutrition from the University of Bridgeport and earned her BFA in Dance Performance: Ballet Technique and a Business Administration minor from Radford University. Since entering the workforce, Melissa remains dedicated to supporting the arts, specifically dance and its artists, through her work both on- and off-stage. Melissa is the managing director  of Ballet eMbody, along with being a creative, dancer, and performer with Ballet Embody and as a freelance dance artist. Off-stage, she is the founder of eMpower Performance. This coaching practice supports clients on their individual health + wellness journeys and hosts group virtual yoga sessions. Melissa is a Certified Nutrition Specialist Candidate through the American Nutrition Association and is a 200-hr Registered Yoga Teacher.

Alexandria Johnson
Floor Barre Instructor

Alexandria “Alyxx” Johnson is a multidisciplinary artist and performer from Dallas, TX.  Alexandria has worked with choreographers such as Hope Boykin, Ronald K. Brown, Earl Mosley, and Darrell Grand Moultrie, as well as performed works by Christopher Huggins and Alvin Ailey. Additionally, she has performed for Francesca Harper in The Francesca Harper Project, and been an assistant and associate to choreographer Matthew Rushing. Alexandria has taught for Dance Theatre of Harlem, The Ailey School, Dallas Black Dance Academy, City University of New York, and Prince George Community College, as well as dance intensives in the United States, the United Kingdom, and South Africa. Alexandria is a graduate of the Alvin Ailey/Fordham University BFA program in Dance, minor in Mathematics, and holds an MFA for Performance and Performance Studies from Pratt Institute. She services a wide range of clients as a NASM Certified Personal Trainer, certified Zena Rommett Floor-Barre®️Instructor, and full spectrum Doula.

It's time to get ready at your pace!

ACTIVE RECOVERY
CLASS SERIES FOR DANCERS



Join us for this structured 4 day class series just before the new year to get you
 

Stretched
Relaxed

Rejuvenated

Ready

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Yes you can. Each day can be accessed seperately, or enjoy access to all days to get the most of your time and work

Yes! Each day will be recorded and be available until Jan 31st for you to use. 

We want you to work at your pace - so we will recommend some starting points and tools for you for you to consider.  But it isn't mandatory for you to participate.