Welcome to Aloha Style on the Main Line

CLASS SCHEDULE FOR SPRING/SUMMER 2010
All Classes Are One Hour except where noted.
Classes are $48/month per student, per class.
Drop in classes are $15.00 per class.
Private lessons $25.00 per half hour.
10% Discount is available for Families, College Students and for Multiple Classes.
One- time Registration Fee is $25 per family.

Attire: Tank top or tee shirt. Pa’ u skirt is preferred but Shorts or yoga pants are also acceptable.
Be sure to see our STUDIO POLICIES.
See terms below.

NOTE: Anyone with a Groupon Coupon can e-mail us with questions or to schedule classes. There is no registration fee charged for Groupon holders.

ALL AGES AND LEVELS ARE WELCOME
Everyone is welcome to stay and “talk story” after class, but please do not disrupt the class after yours. Snacks & refreshments “to share” after class always welcome. Aloha Style tries to create a family atmosphere. Everyone is expected to show respect for their hula family.

Call for information and to schedule: Birthday parties at our studio; Girl's night out;
Special one-time events; Private individual lessons; Private group sessions.
610.667.HULA

Monday:
Children’s Polynesian Mix – 6:30 p.m.
Beginner Hula - 7:30 p.m.

Tuesday:
Beginner Polynesian Mix - 5:45-6:30 p.m.
Adult/Teen Tahitian - Beginner- 6:30 p.m.  
Adult/Teen Tahitian - Intermediate/Advanced - 7:30 p.m.

Wednesday:
Adult /Teen Beginner Hula – 5:45 p.m. – CLASS FULL
Adult/Teen Hula - Intermediate - 6:30 p.m.   - CLASS FULL
Halau Pu’uwai Uhane O’ Hawai’I (Kahiko and 'Auana), All Ages - 7:30 p.m. – CLASS FULL

Thursday: *NEW CLASSES*
Beginner Polynesian Mix - 5:45-6:30 p.m.
Beginner Hula – All Ages - 6:30 p.m.
Tahitian Aparima - 7:30 p.m.

Saturday:
Adult/Teen Hula - Intermediate -10:00 a.m.  
Adult/Teen Tahitian - Beginner/Intermediate - 11:00 a.m.  
Beginner Hula - 12:00 p.m.

NOTE: Additional classes will be added as needed.

DESCRIPTION OF CLASSES:

Beginner Polynesian Mix
Learn all of the basic Hula and Tahitian steps with easy to follow instructions. Each class will focus on both Hula and Tahitian steps followed by routines using the steps learned. You'll be dancing before you know it! All ages are welcome to this class.

Childrens’ Polynesian Mix–Beginner (ages 5–9)
Emphasis for this class is on fun and teaching Hula and Tahitian basics. Some implements may be incorporated into the dance routines.

Beginner Hula (ages 13-99)
Don't be shy! Just come and have fun! Learn all the basic hula steps with easy to follow instructions. Dance combinations will sometimes incorporate instruments but will always tell a beautiful story through dance. You'll be dancing before you know it, while burning calories and toning your hips, thighs and abdominals!

Adult/Teen Tahitian
Instruction in Tahitian Otea (Drum beats) and Aparima (kiss of the hands/or story telling). Basic and advanced Tahitian dance steps and hand movements. This builds a strong foundation for the dance and is also a terrific workout for all! In addition to steps and hand movements, choreographed dances will be taught.

Hula Intermediate–Adult (ages 13–99)
More complex hulas and some Tahitian Aparima taught in this class. Some instruments may be incorporated into dance routines. Emphasis on footwork, hands, and facial expression.

Halau Pu’uwai Uhane O’ Hawai’I (Women ages 17–99)
Hula Kahiko and 'Auana including Hapa Haole. Students are expected to be able to understand and in some cases sing or speak the words to the songs. Emphasis is on the cultural significance of hula. Precision and uniformity is stressed above the amount of routines learned. (Halau is not for drop ins).

Tahitian Aparima
Instruction in Tahitian Aparima (kiss of the hands/or story telling). Basic and advanced Tahitian dance steps and hand movements. This builds a strong foundation for the dance and is also a terrific workout for all! In addition to steps and hand movements, choreographed dances will be taught.

Special Classes (open to all)
Special classes or seminars on techniques, lei-making, hands and expression or classes with visiting kumus are scheduled separately and may have a different fee structure.

*TERMS: Fees are due at the first class of each month. Make up classes are student’s responsibility to attend another scheduled class. The “Halau” is NOT available for drop-in classes. We apologize that credits or refunds for missed classes are not possible. Preferred attire for Beginner & Intermediate Students: Tank top or tee shirt and black shorts, yoga pants. Special classes or seminars on techniques, hands and expressions, or classes with visiting kumus (teachers) are scheduled separately and may have a different fee structure.


Schedule of CLASSES:
	CLASS SCHEDULE FOR SPRING/SUMMER 2010 All Classes Are One Hour except where noted. Classes are $48/month per student, per class. Drop in classes are $15.00 per class. Private lessons $25.00 per half hour. 10% Discount is available for Families, College Students and for Multiple Classes. One- time Registration Fee is $25 per family. Attire: Tank top or tee shirt. Pa’ u skirt is preferred but Shorts or yoga pants are also acceptable. Be sure to see our STUDIO POLICIES. See terms below. NOTE: Anyone with a Groupon Coupon can e-mail us with questions or to schedule classes. There is no registration fee charged for Groupon holders. ALL AGES AND LEVELS ARE WELCOME Everyone is welcome to stay and “talk story” after class, but please do not disrupt the class after yours. Snacks & refreshments “to share” after class always welcome. Aloha Style tries to create a family atmosphere. Everyone is expected to show respect for their hula family. Call for information and to schedule: Birthday parties at our studio; Girl's night out; Special one-time events; Private individual lessons; Private group sessions. 610.667.HULA Monday: Children’s Polynesian Mix – 6:30 p.m. Beginner Hula - 7:30 p.m. Tuesday: Beginner Polynesian Mix - 5:45-6:30 p.m. Adult/Teen Tahitian - Beginner- 6:30 p.m.   Adult/Teen Tahitian - Intermediate/Advanced - 7:30 p.m. Wednesday: Adult /Teen Beginner Hula – 5:45 p.m. – CLASS FULL Adult/Teen Hula - Intermediate - 6:30 p.m.   - CLASS FULL Halau Pu’uwai Uhane O’ Hawai’I (Kahiko and 'Auana), All Ages - 7:30 p.m. – CLASS FULL Thursday: NEW CLASSES Beginner Polynesian Mix - 5:45-6:30 p.m. Beginner Hula – All Ages - 6:30 p.m. Tahitian Aparima - 7:30 p.m. Saturday: Adult/Teen Hula - Intermediate -10:00 a.m.   Adult/Teen Tahitian - Beginner/Intermediate - 11:00 a.m.   Beginner Hula - 12:00 p.m. NOTE: Additional classes will be added as needed. DESCRIPTION OF CLASSES: Beginner Polynesian Mix Learn all of the basic Hula and Tahitian steps with easy to follow instructions. Each class will focus on both Hula and Tahitian steps followed by routines using the steps learned. You'll be dancing before you know it! All ages are welcome to this class. Childrens’ Polynesian Mix–Beginner (ages 5–9) Emphasis for this class is on fun and teaching Hula and Tahitian basics. Some implements may be incorporated into the dance routines. Beginner Hula (ages 13-99) Don't be shy! Just come and have fun! Learn all the basic hula steps with easy to follow instructions. Dance combinations will sometimes incorporate instruments but will always tell a beautiful story through dance. You'll be dancing before you know it, while burning calories and toning your hips, thighs and abdominals! Adult/Teen Tahitian Instruction in Tahitian Otea (Drum beats) and Aparima (kiss of the hands/or story telling). Basic and advanced Tahitian dance steps and hand movements. This builds a strong foundation for the dance and is also a terrific workout for all! In addition to steps and hand movements, choreographed dances will be taught. Hula Intermediate–Adult (ages 13–99) More complex hulas and some Tahitian Aparima taught in this class. Some instruments may be incorporated into dance routines. Emphasis on footwork, hands, and facial expression. Halau Pu’uwai Uhane O’ Hawai’I (Women ages 17–99) Hula Kahiko and 'Auana including Hapa Haole. Students are expected to be able to understand and in some cases sing or speak the words to the songs. Emphasis is on the cultural significance of hula. Precision and uniformity is stressed above the amount of routines learned. (Halau is not for drop ins). Tahitian Aparima Instruction in Tahitian Aparima (kiss of the hands/or story telling). Basic and advanced Tahitian dance steps and hand movements. This builds a strong foundation for the dance and is also a terrific workout for all! In addition to steps and hand movements, choreographed dances will be taught. Special Classes (open to all) Special classes or seminars on techniques, lei-making, hands and expression or classes with visiting kumus are scheduled separately and may have a different fee structure. *TERMS: Fees are due at the first class of each month. Make up classes are student’s responsibility to attend another scheduled class. The “Halau” is NOT available for drop-in classes. We apologize that credits or refunds for missed classes are not possible. Preferred attire for Beginner & Intermediate Students: Tank top or tee shirt and black shorts, yoga pants. Special classes or seminars on techniques, hands and expressions, or classes with visiting kumus (teachers) are scheduled separately and may have a different fee structure.