Fremstilts

Fremstilts, also known as "free style" or "free movement," is a form of dance that emphasizes individual expression, creativity, and freedom of movement. Originating in the late 20th century, fremstilts draws inspiration from various dance styles, including contemporary, hip-hop, and jazz, but it is distinct in its approach to choreography and performance.

The defining characteristic of fremstilts is its lack of predefined choreography. Dancers are encouraged to explore their own movements, often incorporating elements from different dance styles. This freedom allows for a highly personal and expressive form of dance, where each dancer's unique style and interpretation are celebrated.

Fremstilts performances can range from solo pieces to group performances, and they often incorporate elements of improvisation. The dance style is popular in both competitive and non-competitive settings, including dance festivals, workshops, and community events. It is also a popular choice for personal expression and self-discovery, as it allows dancers to explore their bodies and emotions in a safe and supportive environment.

Fremstilts is taught in dance studios and schools around the world, and it has a growing following among dancers of all ages and backgrounds. Its emphasis on individuality and creativity has made it a popular choice for those seeking a more personal and expressive form of dance.