Experimental

Experimental is a synthesis of different directions, movements and techniques that deliberately goes beyond familiar styles. Beginners should start with basic plasticity and openness to unusual movement. GoDance has beginner lessons introducing this approach.

Experience in various styles widens your 'palette', but you can start without it — Experimental values sincerity of movement over technique. It suits those seeking their own signature.

Yes — it's a great home format: you need space, music and a willingness to explore movement. Lessons set directions and tasks you do at your own pace.

Soft, stretchy clothing that doesn't restrict movement; footwear depends on the practice — people often go barefoot. Freedom of movement and comfort matter most.

Release and curiosity come within a few sessions; your own 'experimental signature' in a couple of months of regular practice and exploration. Openness matters here, not speed.

Experimental deliberately breaks stylistic norms and mixes the incompatible, while Contemporary is a more formed technique. It differs from pure improvisation in that it's often shaped into pieces and concepts.