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I stared dancing at the age of 13. I have attended Just Dance Studio for about two full years now. However, I am in the process of changing dance schools. Choosing between two dance schools feels like the hardest decision I have ever had to make: Just Dance Studio or Artistry in Motion? I have been at a serious crossroad trying to choose between the two. My mom gave me the benefits of making the final choice between the two, and I have chosen Artistry in Motion.
When I started with Just Dance Studio, I dance Jazz, Modern, Hip-Hop, and Ballet during my first season and I loved it. During my second season I took Jazz/Tap combo, Modern/Ballet combo, and Hip-Hop. Then during my third season I danced Modern/Jazz combo, Hip-Hop, and added Lyrical, …show more content…
I have been with Jessie at Just Dance for two years. Jessie made me feel like I was accepted. Jesse always pushed me to be better while showing a great deal of care for me and all of her dancers. I like Jessie and leaving her school is the hardest decision I have ever had to make. I really don’t want to leave her, but I believe that I will learn more and Artistry in Motion. I know I will learn more about classical ballet and that will strengthen my entire future of dancing. It was a tough pick but I do want to turn dance into a career someday and Artistry in Motion will guide me in that direction. there forever and I loved it but I don’t fit in with the dance kids. So I am going to go with my heart and it is Artistry, it’s my career and I’m going to do it. I was having benefits of my choice to attend Artistry in Motion. When my mom and I signed me up I was so there are no words to explain, so many motions was going on inside me. I was scared at first because it was a new dance school.
Why I wanted to go to Artistry in Motion. Why I wanted to change dance schools. How come I switched dance schools? It basically explains about what it means to me and how it can affect me later on in

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