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28 | March 15, 2018 | The Lockport Legend LIFE & ARTS<br />
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Studio<br />
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ing the option to dance for<br />
the fun of it is a break from<br />
the stresses of competition.<br />
“As a parent, it’s not all<br />
about being competitive,”<br />
Foster said. “It’s very laid<br />
back, and it’s for all levels.”<br />
Even at a non-competitive<br />
level, Frankfort resident Stacie<br />
Mroz said her daughters<br />
— Ivy, 5, and Eden, 4 — almost<br />
never stop dancing.<br />
“It’s every day,” Mroz<br />
said. “There’s music 100<br />
percent of the time at my<br />
house and there’s dance<br />
from the minute their eyes<br />
are open until the time they<br />
are closed. They don’t stop<br />
moving. Which I love.”<br />
And it’s not a requirement<br />
to become a dancer at<br />
a very young age to still enjoy<br />
the classes, as 13-yearold<br />
Lindsey Huelsmann, of<br />
Homer Glen, attested to.<br />
“I just noticed this when<br />
I was driving past one<br />
day and I decided that I<br />
wanted to try it,” Huelsmann<br />
said.<br />
She may have gotten a<br />
later start than some of the<br />
other students, but she’s<br />
quickly making up for lost<br />
time.<br />
“I’m in tumbling, ballet,<br />
lyrical, jazz, hip-hop and I’m<br />
also on the company team.”<br />
Then there’s Grace “Miss<br />
Grace” Rives, 7 years old,<br />
from Tinley Park. She said<br />
she’s been dancing “since<br />
I think when I was 3 or 4.”<br />
She currently takes ballet,<br />
jazz and hip-hop classes.<br />
Rives said she enjoys<br />
hip-hop because she gets to<br />
“make it powerful and we<br />
get to be really sassy.”<br />
So, what is “sassy” dancing?<br />
“It’s where you just shake<br />
your hips as hard as you<br />
can, and you make whatever<br />
kind of face you want<br />
depending on the music,”<br />
Rives said.<br />
She said she likes most<br />
music, except for one kind.<br />
“Country music. It goes<br />
kind of slow and I don’t understand<br />
what they’re saying.<br />
It’s not for kids, I don’t<br />
think.”<br />
Rives offered some sage<br />
advice for younger children<br />
who are thinking about taking<br />
up dance:<br />
“Do anything you want.<br />
You can be anything. It’s<br />
just up to you. That’s what<br />
I would say.”
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