23 Comments

  1. Akua
    October 10, 2018

    What’s the difference between your floor work and lofting-inspired?

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      Jardy Santiago
      October 11, 2018

      Hey Akua! Floorwork focuses primarily on the floor and Lofting Inspired focuses on the standing aspect of the dance. A lot of people assume that anything that has to do with “lofting” is on the floor, but it’s not always the case – it’s also a whole dance up top.

  2. Andrew
    October 10, 2018

    Hi Jardy, I own your Footwork Styler Mastery Course Ver. 1 and am wondering how this course defers. Can you please explain or is there a comparison of all your courses somehwhere?

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      Jardy Santiago
      October 11, 2018

      Hey Andrew! The concept of putting moves together using transitions remains the same. But I’ve also added more moves to the program, added new ways to go in and out of familiar transitional moves, and added musicality exercises, drills, freestyle exercises, lessons in styling, and you get new warmups and even cool downs too. It’ll feel familiar, but you learn a whole lot more. Let me know if you have any other questions! 🙂

  3. SyuuKinn
    October 10, 2018

    Hey Jardy! It’s Syuu here from Japan.
    I’ve been learning house for a half year. I learned the basics from the vedio of Hiro, you must know Hiro. And then I found yours from the YouTube. I’m loving it so I enrolled here now.

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      Jardy Santiago
      October 11, 2018

      Awesome Syuu! Very glad to have you. And yes I know Hiro, tell him I said hi! 🙂

  4. Sweeney
    October 12, 2018

    Hi Jardy – If I was to enroll, will all of this count towards the teacher training – if not, when do you think you will have the info for that? Thanks!

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      Jardy Santiago
      October 12, 2018

      Yes it is! For teacher training you have to take all the modules then one last one just for certification. 🙂

  5. Sameer
    October 12, 2018

    Hi Jardy,

    I am an absolute beginner, I want to learn to dance. Is this the right course?.

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      Jardy Santiago
      October 12, 2018

      Yes! Beginners can take this course too.

  6. Grant
    October 17, 2018

    Will the floorwork/lofting/jacking modules follow after the footwork course is completed? I may be interested in sticking with the entire series and was wondering if they are meant to be followed sequentially? Thank you Jardy, love and appreciate your work!

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      Jardy Santiago
      October 18, 2018

      It’s all sequential! This semester will focus on Footwork and Floorwork and next semester will focus on the other three modules. And thank you for the kind words, Grant!

  7. Tine
    October 27, 2018

    Hi Jardy! I am 55 years old, but in god shape, running 30 km a week, have run 8 marathon dance (a kind of Hip-Hop) and I have joined classes in Jazz and Charleston. Your Cowtail was excellent! Do you have/had old students like me or am I the winner of “The oldest House Student in History”?.Anyway I am very motivated and looking forward to be learning from you.
    In Norway It is impossible to find a House course, but no problem when I have join your school ! Do you think it is an advantage to exercise muscles/fitness/endurance to be “fit for fight” when the school begins? I hope you understand my broken English. Did you announced something about free videos to students who enrolled at an early stage? Just asking… Thank you so much, The ? of House Dance. Have you been in Norway or Scandinavia? Peace. Tine???

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      Jardy Santiago
      October 29, 2018

      Hey Tine! So happy to have you! Yes, I have actually had older students in my program, so I’m not sure if we can call you the winner until I verify everyone’s ages, lol. And yes, I think being in good shape to begin with is always good for any physical activity. I’ll be releasing the 20 winners soon, so I wish you luck! I still haven’t been to Norway or Scandinavia, but I’d love to visit someday! I’ve always wanted to go to Norway, actually. See you in the classes Tine!

  8. moirab
    November 1, 2018

    Hey Jardy
    I am so excited to get going. I love your classes. I am very irregular in taking classes but i have never stopped dancing. Please tell TIne he is not the oldest :). (Good luck trying to verify my age.) And I hiked and traveled in Norway in early 2000’s (maybe 2003). Fabulous country. Thank you so much for what you do; I love watching you dance!! Moira

  9. Keiform
    December 9, 2018

    Hi Jardy, I am new student from Japan and also a beginner. Today I need your shoes recommendation. What is the best sneaker for you. I will refer to your idea. Thank you in advance!

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      Jardy Santiago
      February 13, 2019

      Hey Keiko! Sorry, but I just saw this question. I my current favorite shoes to dance in are the Nike Lunarepic Flyknit Low 2 and Nike Flyknit Racer. I also liked to dance in Nike Roshe Run.

  10. Jacob Modak
    March 31, 2019

    Hi Jardy,

    Greetings from London.

    Right now I’m just learning from your videos on YouTube, which are amazing, but how can I get access to this Footwork course? I saw that enrolment is closed. It looks like such a great course and I really want to do it.

    Best Wishes,

    Jacob Modak

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      Jardy Santiago
      April 1, 2019

      Hey Jacob! Enrollment will be open in approximately 3 weeks. Sign up to my mailing list if you want constant updates! 🙂

  11. Rahul rbk
    April 25, 2019

    Wanna learn more from uh sir jardy

  12. solanki hardik
    August 1, 2019

    sir i am hardik from india.i really love to learn dance from your youtube channel and want some some advance training from you but i cant able to understand your pricing structure.can you please explain me?

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      Jardy Santiago
      August 4, 2019

      Hey Hardik! The courses are $79 per month, and the first course you take is the Footwork Style Mastery Course, which is 15 weeks long. After that is Floorwork, then Lofting Inspired Style, then Jacking Style, then Hip Hop grooves. These 4 courses range from 7-10 weeks and are taken in that order. Every course you complete, you get to access it for life. 🙂

  13. Ashley Roca
    August 20, 2020

    Hi Jardy. I saw that you are starting enrollment soon, and I wanted to know the difference between the course in which in you have to enroll and these courses here which you can by. Does the “enroll” in ole live meetings via zoom and are these courses (like the footwork mastery) pre recorded compiled videos?

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