History of Clogging !

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Clogging started as a Folk Dance that was influenced by other Irish, European, and Canadian Folk Dances. It can be done to any type music with a good beat. The most popular is traditional Bluegrass and Country but now days, you see it to almost anything from country to hip-hop.

Clogging is a percussive dance in which you wear special shoes to make rythmic sounds with your feet. Clogging is also a great form of aerobic excercise which can help with coordination and flexbility.

APC teaches beginners, kids and adults, up to competition level dancing. Clogging has evolved tremendously over the past 100 years but APC likes to teach all styles and aspects of the dance to stay close to the history but also allow young people to dance to music they know and like as well. If you ever have thought about taking a class, come on out!!! We bet you will love it!!!!!

Appalachian Pride Cloggers

Pee Wee Team- Olivia Beeson, Tamara Jones-Worden, Bailey Benton, Abby Gregson, Katie Pinnix, Katelyn Neal. Paige Knight, Kamryn McGehee, Macy Ryals, Mikayla Stevens, Hannah Williamson, Kaleigh Thompson,Leslie Pinnix, Wendy Jones-Worden, Suzie Benton.

Senior Team- Andrew Long, Heather Williamson, Katie Turner, Darrien Harrison, Heather Smith, Carla Lewis, Kiristin Knight.

Adult Team- Wanda Cecil, Phyllis Hilton, Karon Moore, Robin Long, Amber Miller, Sarah Daffron, Barbara Jordan, Jean Davis, Janet Wagoner, Sue Faulk, Kiristin Knight, Carla Lewis, Casey Gibson, Brandi Moon, Chris Atkins, Karon Jordan, Norman Jordan.