Meet Jaivyn C Beauford (Jai) and she is 17 years old. She lives in Atlanta, GA and she dances at Norma's Academy of Dance. She is the program director for an initiative called DanceShoez, where she collects and distributes gently used dance shoes to those dancers who may not have the resources to pursue their dance dreams.

Isn’t Would You Rather such a fun game to play?! That’s why we just couldn’t resist making a part 3! So without further ado, here is Would You Rather: Part 3!

So, you’ve been dancing for a while and you want to expand your range of styles. Good thing dance offers more than one option! Of course, you don’t have to take every dance style on the planet (but if you do, we’re not going to stop you), but which styles should you try out? We reached out to our dance community and asked them what all styles of dance they take to help give you some inspiration for other styles to check out.

Meet Emily Kim and she is 13 years old. She lives in Maryland and she dances at Turning Pointe Dance Academy. She tries to use her limitations as motivations.

Maybe you don’t see it now, but dance teachers give some of the greatest advice. There will always be something to learn, even if it isn’t dance-related. So without further ado, here are a few things our dance community has learned from dance!

Is dance a sport or an art form? A question either you have been asked or maybe you asked someone yourself. While dance is a physical activity, you don’t have to compete. Dance is a way of expressing emotions and telling a story, but it’s more physically demanding than other forms of expression. So, we’re giving our opinion today! We reached out to our dance community to find out their thoughts.

We can all agree we’ve had times where dance gets hard. Whether you can't seem to land that turn, you wish you were more flexible, or maybe you didn’t do as well in that competition as you would’ve liked. Whatever the case, we’ve got you covered. Here are some amazing inspirational quotes to keep you going!

There’s always room for improvement, right? Whether you’re a seasoned dancer or you just finished your first year of dance, there is always one thing (sometimes more) that can be improved. Don’t know what to work on this summer? That’s okay! We reached out to our dance community to help give you some ideas.