Dance at home with this jam IttyBitty taught by Dana. Dana is personal trainer in Pilates and Yoga at Izzy Moving Fitness. She has a Master's degree in Dance. These IttyBittys are taught by OMC's network of dancers, instructors, and choreographers from around the country.

Dance at home with this jam IttyBitty taught by Cayla. Cayla is a 2019-2020 dancer with Of Moving Colors and loves training in all styles of dance! These IttyBittys are taught by OMC's network of dancers, instructors, and choreographers from around the country.

Dance at home with this jam IttyBitty taught by Melana. Melana is a dancer emeritus with OMC. These IttyBittys are taught by OMC's network of dancers, instructors, and choreographers from around the country.

Dance at home with this contemporary IttyBitty taught by Courtney. Courtney is a former OMC dancer, choreographer & associate artistic director, currently a student at University of Utah studying modern dance. These IttyBittys are taught by OMC's network of dancers, instructors, and choreographers from around the country.

Dance at home with this contemporary IttyBitty by Gretchen. Gretchen Erickson is a New Orleans based dancer, choreographer, and teacher.  These IttyBittys are taught by OMC's network of dancers, instructors, and choreographers from around the country.

Dance at home with this modern IttyBitty taught by Gabi. Gabi is a proud Louisiana native, ex-ballerina, and yoga teacher who loves all forms of movement. These IttyBittys are taught by OMC's network of dancers, instructors, and choreographers from around the country.

Dance at home with this jamming IttyBitty taught by Kerrington! Kerrington is Senior at Baton Rouge Magnet High School and has been a company member with Of Moving Colors for two years. These IttyBittys are taught by OMC's network of dancers, instructors, and choreographers from around the country.

Learn this stretch IttyBitty with Calvin. Calvin is a dancer and artist, based in New Orleans. "Movement to Heal." "Remember to put your mind (feeling) inside your shoulder blades. It might even be beneficial to do it slower than the eight counts I gave so you can truly feel the tissues move.  Try to move from your shoulder blades, rather than your shoulders in front." - Calvin These IttyBittys are taught by OMC's network of dancers, instructors, and choreographers from around the country.