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YOUTH TEACHERS
Meet the passionate teachers behind our dance community! Our experienced and supportive instructors are dedicated to helping every student grow in confidence, develop their skills, and enjoy the joy of dance. Get to know the friendly faces who inspire, encourage, and guide our dancers every step of the way.
Meet The Team
Emily - Kpop
Emily’s Kpop dance journey began in 2014, where she then went on to win Runner Up at “Malaysia KDCC 2018” and qualifier Champion at “Malaysia KDCC 2019”. Since moving to Melbourne, she has been active in diverse spaces of the dance scene including studio teaching, freestyle battles, and crew competitions. Emily helps students explore dance movements and find their love for dance through fun activities and catchy Kpop songs.
Lily - Kpop
Beginning her dance journey at age 10, Lily found her full passion for dance as a committed member of Kpop Dance Crew "SODA". Through her Kpop classes, she aims to help develop the individual personalities of each student and create fun memories. Dance steps are suitable for the youngest ages who may be stepping into dance for the very first time. Lily hopes to be an inspiration for young students who may dream of becoming a dancer.
Ziyun - StreetJazz/Kpop
Initially a self-taught dancer, Ziyun is passionate about guiding students through their journey with a solid growth mindset. In her teaching, she focuses not only on movement, but the delivery of a captivating performance. She has participated in Kpop cover groups "AO Crew" and "LACE", and is currently the leader of O2's Street Jazz crew "Limitless".
BBOY Blue - Breaking
Born and raised in Busan - South Korea, ChungKi Kim started dancing at the age of 13 and has been a professional Break Dancer under the name B-Boy Blue since 2007. Being one of the best Break Dancers within the industry and world wide, he has traveled the world competing, performing and judging for major competitions. With his continuous improvement, he has raised the level of Break dancing across the globe by being on tour and providing workshops. His passion for Break dance hopes to inspire the younger generations.
Jonathan - HipHop/Choreo
As the owner, artistic director and dance instructor of O2 Studios, his extensive knowledge in street dance over a decade provides him with multiple success and winning competitions. Focusing on strengthening in Hip Hop foundations for youths, he is devoted to prepare and train students to be well-versed in dancing; sharing as well as nurturing the joy when it comes to dance with his technical expertise.
Adam - HipHop
Inspired by the movement of Hip Hop at an early age, Adam has since immersed himself in dance. He has competed with Australia's Hip Hop Champions, The Collective, in 2012 and has danced for artists like Mizz Nina, Reshmonu, Jay Park, and other big artists in Asia. Today, Adam continues his career teaching classes around the world. Drawing from his experience in various countries including Australia, USA, Malaysia, and more, Adam teaches togetherness and the fun of dance in his class.
Jessica - Kpop
As an upcoming teacher with various experience in performing live shows, video projects, and teaching, Jessica understands what it's like to be a student. She focuses on foundational skills, and the essential movements of Kpop style. She always aims to make her classes enjoyable, encouraging, and full of growth. Most of all, Jessica wants her students to retain their passion for Kpop dance, and the spark that first made them fall in love with it.
Trevor - HipHop
Trevor Santos has an extensive and colourful dance career since he started dancing at 15. Self-taught at first, his drive and passion in dance has allowed him to choreograph for international acts (Hangeng, Chris Sebastian), and dance in on-stage productions (TJ - Michael Jackson Tribute, Hamilton). A highly sought after teacher, locally and nationally, Trevor continues to work on his craft and push those around him to reach beyond their standards.
Phoenix - Kpop
Phoenix is a dancer, choreographer, and teacher, trained via the Elite Performance course at Jason Coleman Ministry of Dance. Starting in 2019, she is an active member of Melbourne Kpop Cover group "Cypher". Phoenix aims to bring a vibrant and exciting energy to each class so learning can be fun and rewarding!
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Justin - Boys Kpop
Justin has been dancing K-pop for over 5 years, performing in covers, competitions, and various dance projects as part of Bias Dance and Truth Dance. Alongside K-pop, he also continues training in styles such as Hip Hop, Popping, and Choreography. He is passionate about creating a fun and supportive environment where young dancers can build confidence, improve their skills, and develop a genuine love for dance.
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Aaron - Boys Kpop
Aaron has been dancing since 2019! He started his dance journey doing K-pop covers with his crew, KM United. They have entered many competitions, placing 1st in 2021 and 2025 at the K-pop World Festival Melbourne Preliminary Round and 3rd in 2024 at the K-pop Cover Dance Festival in Sydney. He also trains in other styles such as Choreography and Hip Hop and trained with O2 Nation from 2024–2026. Aaron is excited to be teaching and sharing his passion for dance and performing. He hopes to build a fun and supportive environment in his classes where young dancers can build their confidence, develop their skills, and have a great time while doing it!
Lana - W_acking
Lana is a Naarm-based street dancer, artist and event organizer who has been cultivating her craft in the styles of W_acking over the past 5 years. Lana is a member of the W_acking community BurnCity W_ack and the choreography crew Gambit. In 2024 and 2025, she successfully organized Dime After Dime Vol.1 and Vol.2 - a celebration of Popping culture featuring jams, workshops, and dance battles.
Driven by passion and curiosity, she has eagerly explored the roots, history, and culture of various street dance styles such as Hip-Hop, Locking, House etc., learning from local legends, pioneers, and originators. Lana has traveled across Australia, Asia, and Europe to deepen her understanding of exchange and battle culture while building meaningful connections. She believes that continuous learning nurtures creativity and growth, and she views her dance practice as an evolving experiment in movement - shaped by foundations, nature, and character.