Original sentence: As hip hop dancing is such a broad genre, the teacher has much freedom and room for personal interpretation, and often mixes various styles freely, even mixing them with other dance forms such as jazz.Because of this, some dislike labeling these dance classes as "hip hop" as it might not actually include all aspects of the traditional hip hop dances, especially when the teacher mixes it with dance styles not originally related to hip hop.Some criticize this type of teaching as being too strict and too choreographed, losing important elements such as improvisation and personal interpretation on the students' side.They might focus on a specific style such as breakdancing or combine elements of various street dance styles.Today, many dance studios offer hip hop classes of some sort
Edited sentence: Although many people take these new "hip hop classes" because they want to dance, The newer generation of studios have forgotten to tell all their students that it is not true hip hop dance.As hip hop is such a broad genre in dance studios, the choreographer has much freedom and room for personal interpretation, allowing them to be more creative.BBOYING is considered by some to be the one of the only true street dances because in the culture of hip hop you are supposed to look different and create your own style of expression to the music.BBOYING is the foundation of hip hop dance.Hip hop dance classes range from a beginner to intermediate levels.Hip hop dance classes, are relatively fast-paced and challenging, and allow people to emphasize their creative rhythmic talents.In most studio classes everyone looks like their teacher and doesn't devolop their own flavor.It is simply a style called jazz funk they are teaching the kids and adults.There is little to no reference to the foundations of hip-hop dance.These classes encourage students to use their bodies in ways that help to develop/execute many different stylistic techniques.This style of dancing is not as thoroughly structured as some dance styles and allows students to interpret the moves in varied ways.Today, many dance studios offer "cpmmercial" hip hop classes in which they practice elements of various street/club dances, often mixing them with other dance styles such as jazz