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IMPORTANT: Updated TamJams Elite Performance Workshop & D4D Rockin' Kids Video Opportunity!

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We have received updated info on the TamJams Workshop, along with an exclusive opportunity to be involved with the D4D Rockin' Kids Video and Concert!
In order to allow more dancers to be involved in this incredible training, Tamara has revised the workshop schedule and is offering the chance for participants to be in the Infinity Rockin' Kids YouTube video.

Elite Performance Training Workshop:
Please note the following updates - the workshop will be changed to a one-day training on Saturday, September 16, at the Ogden Studio from 9:30-3. Cost has been reduced to only $75. (Dancers who have already registered and paid will be given a refund for the difference on or before September 16.) Register here

This is an amazing team building experience to help dancers increase their passion and purpose. Check out familiar faces and see what students had to say about Tamara's classes at Full Out Infinity Link. This workshop promises your dancer will be completely inspired and will level up in all aspects of performance from this training!

Rockin' Kids Concert: In conjunction with the workshop, Senior ADP has been invited to perform one routine in honor of Dylan Shaw at the Rockin' Kids Concert in SLC on September 29. Proceeds from the show benefit families of children with pediatric cancer and the Imagine Dragon's Tyler Robinson Foundation charity. 

All dancers participating in the Elite PerformanceTraining with Tamara will have the opportunity to be in the Infinity YouTube video filmed immediately following the workshop. The video will be broadcast for children with pediatric cancer and featured as part of the Rockin' Kids Concert Tour. More info is available here. 

Additional information coming soon! Join us to honor Dylan and be part of this worthy cause!!

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