WE ARE EXCITED TO ANNOUNCE
Hip Hop Summit 2025
An iconic weekend of world-class dance and choreography with offerings for all ages and levels.
Hip Hop
Summit
Sept 5-7, 2025
Full Weekend Pass: $325 (includes all sessions Saturday & Sunday plus Friday evening kickoff)
Single Day Pass: $250 per day (Saturday or Sunday, includes Friday evening kickoff)
Ages 8+ and classes will be available for all levels. There will be a Beginner Room and an Intermediate/Advanced Room.
Truckee’s First Hip Hop Summit
Get ready, Truckee—this is history in the making. From September 5–7, InnerRhythms is bringing world-class talent to the mountains for a weekend of movement, music, and inspiration.
Join legendary dancers and choreographers B-Boy Morris, Super Dave, Mary Mason, Marty Kudelka, Brandon Greathouse, Douglas Parr, and Eric Ventura for workshops designed for all ages and skill levels—from beginners finding their groove to seasoned dancers ready to level up.
Whether you’re here to learn new moves, sharpen your style, or just feel the energy of the culture, the Hip Hop Summit is your chance to train with the best and be part of a vibrant community.
Space is Limited. Register Now!
Meet Our Instructors
Marty Kudelka
Marty Kudelka is a powerhouse hip-hop choreographer and educator whose slick footwork, fluid upper-body control, and musical precision have defined visuals for global icons—including Justin Timberlake, Janet Jackson, Mariah Carey, and J.Lo. In class, he is refreshingly direct and grounded: favoring simplicity over complexity, he challenges dancers to embody honesty in every phrase. His teaching demands a sturdy technical foundation and core awareness, setting combinations to music he’s deeply studied—inviting students to feel rhythms as deeply as the producer. Marty’s workshops leave dancers more musical, connected, and confident in their groove.
Super Dave
Super Dave is a dynamic hip-hop dancer and choreographer hailing from Richmond in California’s Bay Area, now based in Los Angeles. An original member of the crew Housing Authority, he became known for his unmistakable, original freestyle—so unique it’s “impossible to duplicate.” A respected force in both underground and commercial scenes, he’s performed and taught globally since 2005, working with top artists and serving as co-choreographer on major tours for Chris Brown, Usher, and more. Featured on stages like the VMAs, and the Grammys, he is a passionate educator, celebrated for his groove and finesse.
B Boy Morris
B-Boy Morris (Morris Edward Isby III) discovered his passion for breaking in high school in Sacramento after watching Battle of the Year: 1998 on VHS, sparking hours of daily practice in his parents' garage. Early wins with crews like Orbit Documents and Flexible Flav earned regional and international titles—including Just for Laughs (Canada), Euro Battle (Portugal), and La Original Festival (France) . A prolific competitor, champion choreographer, and screen performer, he later joined Rock Force Crew, co-created the Headbangerz Brawl U.S. tour, and now serves as a Breaking Elite Athlete Representative. He represented the US in the 2024 Paris Olympics.
Mary Mason
Mary Mason is an LA-based choreographer and teacher celebrated for infusing beginner hip-hop classes with energy, groove, and creative play. Her “Beginner Sundays” sessions are famously welcoming—no dance experience required—yet full of fun, community, and the chance to explore personal movement. Whether at The Playground LA or Millennium Dance Complex, she guides students through inventive combos rooted in musicality and experimentation, encouraging originality over mimicry. Expect classes that are approachable, upbeat, and deeply inspiring, where dancers leave feeling more confident, connected, and excited about their creative journey.
Brandon Greathouse
Brandon Greathouse is a Sacramento-born hip-hop artist, educator, and founder of the Greathouse of Dance. He emphasizes embodied awareness — striving to “know my body… so well, that it reacts to the music with as little time between thought and action as possible” Gruv Gear | Krane . In his workshops, Brandon prioritizes musical responsiveness and creative instinct, guiding students to connect deeply with rhythm instead of merely memorizing steps. His teaching style blends intensity with intuition, encouraging dancers to stay humble, hungry, and authentic. Expect classes that elevate body awareness, confidence, and natural expression from the inside out.
Douglas Parr
Douglas Parr is a versatile hip-hop dancer and choreographer, frequently featured at Movement Lifestyle events and active in classes at Millennium Dance Complex. He brings a playful yet precise teaching style—balancing structured movement with spontaneous, feel-based flow. In his workshops, expect a welcoming environment where creativity is sparked through musical exploration and close anatomy awareness. Whether you're playing with phrasing or unpacking grooves, Douglas encourages students to experiment within technique, nurturing their instincts while grounding them with clarity and intention. His classes guide dancers to move with both freedom and finesse.
Eric Ventura
Eric Ventura is a pro choreographer and founder of The Movement Collective in Reno, merging movement, wellness, and dance education. As a certified personal trainer and creator of the “Heal & Feel Through Movement” approach, he teaches with a fusion of hip-hop and mindful body awareness. His sessions are dynamic and deeply restorative—blending rhythmic movement with intention, encouraging students to explore flow and strength while honoring their bodies. Expect high-energy, heart-centered classes that build confidence, ground alignment, and emotional connection through motion. Eric’s workshops are as mentally invigorating as they are physically transformative.