WHAT IS ALL STAR DANCE?

All Star Dance is a competitive sport where athletes perform a 2-minute and 15-second routine in styles such as Jazz, Hip Hop, Pom and Lyrical/Contemporary. These routines showcase technique, synchronization, staging, crowd engagement, and visual impact as teams compete at local, national, and international events.

AASCF offers three levels of competition to ensure athletes can develop and progress at an appropriate pace:

Novice: Designed for athletes who are new to the sport, focusing on foundational skills, confidence-building, and performance quality.

Intermediate: A step up in difficulty, incorporating more advanced technique, transitions, and choreography.

All Star: The highest level of competition, where athletes perform elite-level skills with precision, creativity, and dynamic execution.

All Star dancers develop strength, discipline, confidence, and teamwork—skills that extend far beyond the performance floor. They train to achieve peak physical fitness while refining their technique and stage presence.

Teams typically consist of five or more dancers, ranging from mini to open age. Most athletes are versatile performers, trained in multiple dance styles to meet the demands of competition.

Teams are judged on execution, technique, synchronization, spacing, transitions, choreography, difficulty, and overall performance appeal. Panels include highly experienced professionals, many of whom serve on global dance judging panels.

All Star dance is more than just a sport— it’s a dynamic fusion of athleticism, artistry, and teamwork, where dedication meets the thrill of competition.