Urban Choreo

Urban Choreo is choreography based on street styles (Popping, Hip-Hop, Dancehall, Vogue, House, Locking and more) that takes their bases and combines them. Beginners should start with core body work and short routines. GoDance has beginner lessons.

Not required, but basic hip-hop or dancehall skills ease the start. If you're a total beginner, start with simple routines and gradually meet elements of different street styles.

Yes — it learns well from video: routines can be slowed and repeated in parts. You need some space, a mirror and comfortable shoes (usually sneakers).

Loose, non-restrictive clothing and sneakers with good cushioning. The style is dynamic and takes lots of jumps and footwork from street styles.

A basic delivery and short routines form in a few weeks; confident pieces in 1–2 months of regular practice. The home pace lets you reinforce material without rushing.

Urban Choreo deliberately mixes several street styles in one piece, while Hip-Hop is a standalone technique. It differs from general Choreo specifically by the 'street' origin of its elements.