Street Dance with SDSD

Here's our next video from the Susan Diane School of Dance, who are running virtual classes this term. This time we have Miss Helena teaching a street dance move.




PLEASE NOTE
SDSD or the teacher in the video cannot be held responsible for any accidents or injuries that occur whilst following the exercises / routines featured in this video.

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