Whether you’re taking hip-hop, heels, jazz, or groove-based cardio, here’s a checklist of the non-negotiables:
Optional but helpful: A sweatband, deodorant, and a change of clothes if you're heading somewhere after class.
For most beginner-level classes, you don’t need fancy gear. The vibe is function over fashion, but bonus points if your outfit makes you feel confident.
Yes, but on silent — and only if you’re using it for:
If you're unsure, ask the teacher or look around before filming.
Short answer: no.
Long answer: You’ll see people dressed in every style — from full outfits to cozy gym gear. Wear what helps you focus on movement, not mirrors.
A: As long as you show up dressed to move and hydrate, you’re good. Most studios are chill — just ask or borrow.
A: Not usually. For most beginner classes, clean sneakers are totally fine. Some styles (like heels or contemporary) may require specific footwear — check the class description.
A: Most classes allow drop-ins or have guest passes. Werkflow makes it easy to share class links and book together.
Find beginner-friendly classes that clearly state:
Don’t overthink it.
You don’t need the perfect outfit, shoes, or setup to show up and dance. Just bring the essentials — and show up with intention.