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Great news for all those wallflowers out there: Mahalo's Learn Hip Hop Dance app is live! With eight chapters comprised of over 60 step-by-step lessons, this course will get you moving in ways you didn't know your body was capable of. Whether you're looking to become the life of the party or add some flair to your workout, this iPad app has got you covered. You'll master the club's hottest dance moves, classic old school grooves and more. And at only $0.99, you can still afford a super-fly outfit to reflect your new hip-hop style.
This HD video series will help you learn more dances and variations than you knew existed. After getting all the moves down, you'll be provided with a couple combinations that will test your budding skills. You'll also find out how to personalize dance moves using free body parts, stretching, reversing and adding doubles, levels and more. And if you want even more hot moves and combinations, don't worry; the Professor's a wellspring of hip hop knowledge, so these lessons will keep on coming!
We pay close attention to feedback, so after you finish the app, tell us how it went. If you feel like we missed out on anything or just want to brag about your new skills, send us an email at requests@mahalo.com.
So what are you waiting for? Start your hip hop education today!
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Now Available in the App Store
Click here to buy our new app from the iTunes app store!Meet Our Expert
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Brice Johnson
Brice Johnson, better known as “Professor Lock," began instructing and educating youth in the performing art of dance in 2004. He has instructed dance workshops at various universities including LaSalle, Rutgers, Drexel and Seton Hall as well as CORE Academy of Movement and Edge Performing Arts Center. He is Founder and CEO of DanceTouch Collective, a dance company that conducts workshops aimed at bringing dance to the young and uniting dancers.
