Chinese Classical Water Sleeves Dance (Beginner)
Chinese Classical Dance Water Sleeves
Course Features
Chinese Classical Water Sleeves Dance combines body movement, sleeve techniques and extended lines, making it one of the most elegant forms in Chinese classical dance. The course progresses gradually from basic sleeve handling and movement to posture training, allowing even beginners with no dance background to follow with ease. Through the coordination of breath, wrists and body, students experience the flowing, graceful and expressive quality of water sleeves on stage. This content is also introduced in the Wellness Chinese Dance course.
Learning Content
- Basic water sleeve techniques
- Classical dance body rhyme training
- Wrist and hand gesture training to enhance movement lines
- Water sleeve combinations and simple dance segments
- Clear movement breakdowns, progressive learning from zero
Suitable For
- Complete beginners
- Those who love classical dance, body rhyme, and aesthetic line training
- Those who want to experience the elegance and grace of water sleeve dance
- Those with some dance foundation can also deepen their skills
Class Arrangement
- Technique difficulty adjusted according to student progress
- Each class includes basic skills, water sleeve techniques and dance segment learning
- Demonstrations and segmented teaching provided for easy mastery
Instructor
Maggie Co-founder & Instructor Read More Course Information
Teaching Languages
Cantonese Mandarin English
Location & Time
Class Day: Last Thursday of each month
Time: 11:00–12:30 (Water Sleeves & Sword combined session)
Location: HKUK Kingston Community Centre, KT1 2FP
Class Size: 15
Fees
Included in the Wellness Chinese Dance course (no additional fee)
Enquiry & Enrolment
For class enquiries and bookings, please contact Maggie directly.
Register Here Registration via HKUK official page
Other Information
Online individual learning and private group classes are welcome. Dates, times and fees can be arranged separately.
All courses are independently operated and managed by individual instructors, who are responsible for the relevant arrangements and class operations.