Meet Our Master Teachers

Gage has competed at World of Dance L.A., Los Angeles, and Chicago. He has taught choreography in the Las Vegas dance community for the past seven years and teaches for numerous high schools across the west coast. You can view him on Instagram at @jaeger_johnson. 

He is a student of hip-hop culture and wants to help educate everyone who he is privileged to work with on the history and traditions that have made hip-hop what it is today. His goal is to leave his students with a better understanding of the techniques behind hip-hop and emphasize the purpose and quality of each movement. His goal is to also give each team an exciting routine that highlights the best qualities of each dancer and showcases the passion that they have for dance.

As Jeremy has progressed in his career he’s worked alongside Creative Director & Master Choreographer, Fatima Robinson to create magical moves for The 2019 BET Awards opening number with host Regina Hall, James Funk and Sugarbear and currently for the upcoming Coming To America 2 feature film!

Jeremy believes that all creativity should be approached with vision and passion which has led him to be the visionary and founder of the annual Atlanta event “Behind The Movement.” “Behind The Movement” is a dance showcase which trains up and coming talent and raises funds to benefit youth in the dance community. This year, Jeremy incorporated a well-attended intensive, hosted by industry-leading choreographers. Alongside the intensive, the overall showcase was a major success. Aside of his humanitarian efforts, Jeremy also choreographs for the multiple nationally award winning, Dance 411 Performance company and teaches regularly at Dance 411 Studios. Starting from humble beginnings, Jeremy Green has now grown to have one of the largest classes at the studio.

I quickly knew I wanted to make a career out of dance.

As a college freshman, I danced for the Washington State University Crimson Girls. I loved being a part of the COUG family, but I wanted to go after my dream of dancing professionally. I made a fast move to Los Angeles in 2011, where I learned a lot about myself as a dancer and a choreographer. By the age of 19, my choreography career started to take off and I began to work with nationally competitive programs. I got hired as a consultant for the University of Cincinnati Dance Team and quickly realized I wanted to make that program my new home to finish my college education.

During my 3 years with the UC Dance Team, I was part of two D1A Hip-Hop National Championships (UDA) and competed 3 times as part of TEAM USA at the ICU Championships. I had the pleasure of choreographing or assisting on all of our nationals routines while on the team, which really helped catapult my choreography career. After graduating, I stayed on as an assistant coach for the UC program, while I finished my Masters Degree in Criminal Justice. 

In 2016, I made the move to Atlanta to continue pursing my commercial dance career. Within 2 months of living in ATL, I booked my first commercial dance job as a "New Bella" in the movie "Pitch Perfect 3". This is just one small example of why I preach... "everything happens for a reason.” I've also been lucky enough to land some incredible dance jobs including, Step Up: High-Water, Empire on FOX, Love Simon, and Ciara’s “Dose” Music Video. I still reside in ATL where my consist of managing TRIBE 99 and auditioning and working on commercial dance jobs. Balancing competitive dance and commercial dance, while running a company, can be stressful, but I believe it has made me the diverse dancer I am today. I spend most of my days now traveling the globe, teaching intensives, speaking at conferences, or choreographing for some of the dance team industry's most renowned teams.

I value integrity and authenticity. I try to lead with these core values everyday in hopes to build a company that stands for what I was raised to believe in. My mom, Teri Rowe, was my coach, mentor and teacher growing up. Though we definitely had our difficult moments and our occasional mother-daughter power struggles (many of them), I admit she is the best coach I ever had and is THE reason I am doing what I am today! Her commitment to improve the dance team world through teaching and mentoring has and still is evident in everything she does. These qualities and values were instilled into me at a very young age. In many ways I feel that TRIBE 99 is my way of adding to her legacy, and working to give the dance community the invaluable lessons and training that she gave so many of her dancers. 

In her professional career, Jordan has graced the big screen on projects such as Star, Step Up Highwater, Airheads, and Alvin & the Chipmunks and performed for award shows such as the MTV VMA’s and Premios Juventud.  Jordan has also worked for artists such as Fifth Harmony, Maluma, Janelle Monae, Jordin Sparks, Keke Palmer, Trina, Tamar Braxton, Dinah Jane, Blaque, Daddy Yankee, Keith Sweat and Teddy Riley. Jordan loves sharing her talents as an instructor of all ages across the country working with high schools, colleges and pro teams such as the Orlando Magic and Predator Prowlers. Jordan is always excited for new opportunities and loves working with new people who share creative passions.

As Jeremy has progressed in his career he’s worked alongside Creative Director & Master Choreographer, Fatima Robinson to create magical moves for The 2019 BET Awards opening number with host Regina Hall, James Funk and Sugarbear and currently for the upcoming Coming To America 2 feature film!

Jeremy believes that all creativity should be approached with vision and passion which has led him to be the visionary and founder of the annual Atlanta event “Behind The Movement.” “Behind The Movement” is a dance showcase which trains up and coming talent and raises funds to benefit youth in the dance community. This year, Jeremy incorporated a well-attended intensive, hosted by industry-leading choreographers. Alongside the intensive, the overall showcase was a major success. Aside of his humanitarian efforts, Jeremy also choreographs for the multiple nationally award winning, Dance 411 Performance company and teaches regularly at Dance 411 Studios. Starting from humble beginnings, Jeremy Green has now grown to have one of the largest classes at the studio.