Infinity Dance Studio

My two left feet managed to find its way to the Infinity Dance studio for a month. I signed onto classes with my sister, who is a much more experienced dancer — having done hip hop classes, workshops and shows throughout her university days. We decided on jazz funk and girls’ hiphop together. We paid $ 1,500 for 18 classes to use up in three months, stamped on a card, and if you’re a university student or student then you can get further discounts.
The girls’ hiphop was a little ‘sexier’ than the hiphop classes, which had a little more ‘pop and lock’ while the girls’ hiphop was a little more fluid with hip movements. As I said, «sexy» if you’re doing it right, but I think I looked more like a pygmy giraffe with bandy legs, gyrating the air. Very sexy. The jazz funk was a little more casual, in terms of both the style and crowd. The dance instructors are very capable, mostly speaking in Cantonese, but dance is a ‘universal language’ so you can really follow along with the instructors despite the language barrier.
Now that my sister’s got a newborn babe, she’s already eyeing up the Infinity Dance BABE&KIDS courses, for N1-​K1 and P1-​P6 grades. There is nothing cooler than a kid who knows how to breakdance.

One of the largest commercial dance studios in hong kong, Infinity, commonly knows as ‘infin’ by the dance community situates at the core of Tsim Sha Tsui has been actively promoting dance culture in Hong Kong for more than 10 years.
Taking up an entire floor of an commercial building in TST, the studio has a large dance floor that is normally separated by a partition to make 2 rooms for regular classes to take place. What sets this studio apart is that infin always invite foreign guests to give class in HK; some of the big names include the Essence Ladies, Kenone and Mariel were invited by them in the past and had created quite a buzz in local dancing community.
Methinks infin has a strong locational advantage in the sense that TST itself is a commercial district as well as the mid point of Hong Kong; with most studios moving to industrial areas such as Kwun Tong or San Po Kong, infin would be a convenient locations for office workers to enjoy dancing after work.