Jaidyn Corbett

The studio Limitless Dance Complex completely altered my appreciation for dance. After high school, I participated in my final competitions with this studio. In my senior year, this studio also assisted me in becoming an Aq dance instructor. My CPR certification allowed me to work as a halfway-nanny and half-dance instructor. My team and I won nationals every year after COVID ended, which is in 2022. I have always appreciated the knowledge I gained from my teaching experiences with this studio.

I was cooped up in my house during COVID-19 since I was taking all of my classes online. The second time I learned about this position teaching kids dance throughout the summer. The commination boundary that masks have made teaching with them extremely difficult, particularly for revolving youngsters who need to learn to recognize faces. I had a great time listening to the students' opinions and various learning styles.

I developed as a person while I was a student at Tap Fever Studios and picked up skills for teaching dancing instead of just performing it. When I was younger, I would help with adult lessons in particular tap, and on the weekends, I would spend all of my free time in class instructing students. I became a dancer because of this studio, not just a dance student. I participated in my first studio competition here, and it really made me rethink what dance is. One of my greatest accomplishments during my time at Tap Fever was my tap team's invitation to the World Dance National Championships in my final year there. I also won a solo national competition.