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SDAnimals

Dancers of the Subjective Dance Club are called the SDAnimals;

SDLions are 18 and up
SDTigers are 11 to 17
SDBears are 10 and under

SDAnimals owe no obligations to the club and represent themselves, their brands, their personal businesses, and aspects of what it means to be a subjective dancer. We provide support towards dance endeavors of club members the best ways we can and we appreciate all of our club members.

Club Membership

Currently there are four (4) different ways to get down with the #SDAnimals

1. Do your 2-minutes! Dance to a song of your choice for a minimum of 2-minutes without stoping. Give yourself time to loosen up and get out of your head, try some things, and show off. You can Freestyle or Choreograph it. As long as the active branch President has never seen it, who cares?

2. Learn and perform an official SDC routine.

3. Gain affiliate status through being a member of an organization, team, crew, studio, or company lead by an SDAnimal. These dancers might not be official SDAnimals but, are treated like part of the family.

4. Provide a substantial amount of continued support with any activity that does not include physically being the dancer and have your membership publicly recognized by the active branch President.

Once a member, there’s the option of being an active member and non-active member. All members receive general perks of being apart of the club. Active members get the VIP treatment. *wink* *wink*

Active Membership: $25 per month.

Non-Active Membership: FREE

Currently: Over 50 Individual Members

SDAnimals from various areas, crews, studios, teams, etc. come together for performances as “ohMy! Unity Dance Team” in hopes of promoting unity amongst the dance community, exposing dancers to styles they’re not already accustomed to, and building a competitive Hip-Hop based dance team.

We take trips, we network, and the sky is the limit.

Below you can check out some of the videos we’ve captured while attending dance events as guests, hosting dance events ourselves, producing dance content, and/or collecting member submissions. Use hashtags #subjectivedance and #subjectivedancing to be seen!