Motion Studio

New Albany, United States

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Motion Studio is a fusion of dance, music, art and wellness under one roof. We provide instruction to children and adults.

It is our goal to provide a fresh new perspective on educating young dancers, artists and musicians in a nurturing artistic environment, focused on cooperative, non-​competitive production and performance opportunities AND a place to practice yoga, Pilates, and Zumba under expert instruction.

Motion Studio is a non-​competition dance school. Our Recital Division dancers take part in age appropriate, non competition dance performances to culminate the school year and within the community during the year. Motion Studio also offers Recreational Division classes in easy to commit to 6 week sessions that do not have performances.

Art classes for kids and adults and private music lessons are available too. Watch your your artists and musicians blossom in skill and creativity at Motion Studio.

History

Established in 2008.

Motion Studio began in 2008 housed in the Calumet Building on Spring St. in New Albany. We have since expanded twice and added art and music to our curriculum.

Meet the Business Owner

Amy R.

Business Owner

Amy received her dance education with an emphasis in Ballet at Springs City Ballet in Colorado Springs, Colorado, North Carolina School of the Arts, and Friends University in Wichita, Kansas. Mrs. Robinson has been educating dancers from toddler to pre-​professional in ballet, tap, and jazz for over 17 years. Her passion to teach movement has lead her also to become a certified yoga and Pilates instructor. Amy has completed teachers’ trainings with leaders of the national yoga community at The Midwest Yoga Conference in 2002, and received a teaching certification from American Aerobic Association International/​International Sports Medicine Association in the same year. She has enjoyed teaching yoga to adults and children for 12 years. Mrs. Robinson has practiced Pilates since her stay at North Carolina School of the Arts in 1994, has taught the principles and mat exercises for 10 years.