Jump Convention

This weekend Emma is participating in the JUMP Convention with the rest of her Edge Family. The JUMP Convention is a weekend of classes taught by professional choreographers from all over the country. It is a fun event that provides an experience to learn new dance moves and techniques. Emma had a blast learning some different styles of dance and performing them. It was also a great way to hang with her dance friends!

Energy Competition Pictures

Here are the pictures Justin took from Emma's competition. He did an amazing job on them. There were so many good ones I had to narrow them down. He captured some amazing shots of the teen girls as well. He really rocked the camera this weekend. Way to go Honey!

Energy Dance Competition!!!!

It's Dance Competition Day! Emma competed at Energy Dance Competition at Greenway High School in Phoenix. It was an action packed day! She along with her Edge Company members competed all their dances in one day. There was a lot of quick changes and hustling around. It made for a super exciting day! Justin took pictures for our company as well, he captured some amazing shots and I will post them as soon as he finishes editing them. So for now here are a few candid shots of our sweet girl.

Her biggest achievement today was placing 1st Overall for her solo! We are so proud of her and all the hard work she puts into dancing, she loves it! Her trio also received a 1st Place Overall and her Jazz number received 1st Place Overall as well. All her numbers placed in the top 10: Hip Hop- 6th Overall, Lyrical - 7th Overall, and Tap - 8th Overall! 

It was a great day for Emma, keep up the good work baby. We LOVE you!!!

Surgery #2

Today Justin went in for her second and hopefully final surgery on his wrist. The surgery was to remove the last two pins that were holding his wrist in place. The doctor wanted to remove the pins under an x-ray to make sure his bones did not shift once the pins were removed. The surgery went really well. The bone did not shift and all was good. Justin said his wrist feels so much better without the pressure of the pins in it.