Question 1

What is a worlds team?

Accepted Answer

360 Worlds Team is a team of elite dancers ages 13+ that compete in Pom and Jazz at the USASF Dance Worlds on April 24 - 27, 2026 in Orlando, Florida.  A Worlds Dance Team is perfect for dancers looking to compete at a high level in their off season from high school/college or for dancers that are looking to train at the highest All Stars Level. All Star dance is  a great alternative for elite dancers that don't have a school team to compete on or if their high school does not attend a nationals!

Learn more about the Dance Worlds!

The Dance World Championship showcases the most challenging performances, positive energy and shared emotions within the All Star community. Every year, event producers from around the globe hosting events sanctioned by USASF and IASF sponsor teams to vye for championship titles in contemporary/lyrical, high kick, hip hop, jazz, pom and junior dance.

For teams chosen to participate, an invitation to this international All Star competition stands as the highest honor, gathering the most talented athletes on a single stage. This annual event is a dedicated tribute to the expertise, athleticism, determination and shared passion that characterize All Star dance.

In its beginning with just 50 teams in 2007, The Dance Worlds has blossomed into a grand celebration, encompassing over 400 teams yearly. Over 3000 All Star athletes from 25 nations come together for The Dance Worlds, the ultimate reward after a season of hard work, training and focus.

https://thedanceworlds.net/about-worlds/(https://thedanceworlds.net/about-worlds/)

Question 2

What does the season look like?

Accepted Answer

The season is tailored for dancers to train after high school and college dance team seasons or for dancers that want to train in technique and dance at the highest All Star Dance Level. Choreography is taught in the summer based on team and choreographer availability.  The team begins Sunday late afternoon/evening rehearsals on September 7th. Team members will have a 45 minute skills class to work on skills in the routine and a 2 hour rehearsal to work on routines. Holiday breaks and training breaks for HS/College National Prep will be honored in January.

Additional Friday/Saturday rehearsals will be added late February - April (after HS and College Nationals) to prepare for Worlds at the end of April.

Season ends after the Worlds Competition in April.

Question 3

Do I have to dance at 360 to be on the 360 Worlds Team?

Accepted Answer

Dancers can train at their home studio to stay with the dancers and teachers they have grown with over the years.

Question 4

What are the required classes?

Accepted Answer

Worlds dancers are often training in high school or college dance teams. Dancers are recommended to take ballet, acro, and strength classes to stay in their best dance health! Dancers can dance at their home studio as long as they are meeting the standards of the team.

Question 5

What competitions does 360 Worlds Attend?

Accepted Answer

The team will compete and 2 - 3 regional USASF competitions to earn a bid for each routine. These competitions are 1 day and are within a 3 hour drive. Routines receive an At Large, Partial Paid, or Paid Bid depending on how they score at the regional level.

Worlds is held in Orlando, Florida. The team will travel and stay together during worlds to offset the cost and bond with their teammates and have an unforgettable time!

Question 6

Who are the coaches?

Accepted Answer

Delany Hannan (https://www.studio360dance.net/our-staff)
Natasha Leas - Mindset, Assistant, 360 Founder
and more! Check back soon on more coaching updates!

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