Masters of Movement
Every mentor at Kuga Studio carries a story, a style, and a philosophy. Learn from their experience, explore their methods, and find your own voice in the dance.
Gašper Kunšek
Gašper Kunšek
Gašper is known for pushing boundaries and blending raw hip hop energy with contemporary artistry. He has battled and performed worldwide, co-created projects that won prestigious awards, developed his own unique teaching method and continues to innovate. His classes emphasize individuality, presence, and the fusion of styles. Gašper inspires dancers to discover their authentic voice while building strong technique.
Nace Novak
Nace Novak
Nace is a dynamic force in our dance scene, known for his infectious energy and deep commitment to freestyle expression. With over 15 years of experience, his career spans international competitions, performances, theater projects, and countless dance battles. His focus lies on freestyle hip hop and creative exploration. His approach to teaching makes even challenging concepts feel fun and engaging.
Alex Loftex
Alex Loftex
Alex, the most diverse and nature loving among us, brings global experience and diverse dance training to our studio. With roots in hip hop and house, he’s also studied contemporary and yoga, creating a holistic approach to movement. He is a member of several dance collectives and an experienced educator with over 14 years of teaching. His classes are energetic, cultural, and full of discovery.
Bor Prokofjev
Bor Prokofjev
Bor, aka Obito, is a versatile dancer, choreographer, and performer. Quiet but blends in any form of movement, even the music. His artistry is rooted in diversity and transformation and can blend styles with effortless fluidity. He participated in theater productions, solo performances, and collaborations across the world. His work shows that movement is limitless. And on top of that, he is a master beat maker and music producer.
Vid Vidmar
Vid Vidmar
Vid, aka Bboy Vision, has been breaking for over 20 year, carrying both skill and wisdom into his teaching. As a member of the crew Flow From Below, he has competed and performed at top European competitions and battles. His style emphasizes originality, flow, and creative strength. Vid inspires dancers to respect tradition while developing their own voice. His classes are powerful, technical, and community-driven.
Anže Spreizer
Anže Spreizer
Anže brings a thoughtful and supportive presence to the studio. He is a movement educator who focuses on body awareness, coordination, and strength. His background in somatics shapes his holistic approach to training. He helps students reconnect with their bodies through mindful practices and help them grow strength and agility without pressure. His lessons adapt to the needs of each student, making him an approachable and trusted mentor.
Behind every move is a story. And every step starts somewhere. But movement is more than dance — it’s a way of life. Find out more about the studio, browse through our program, and learn from those who live what they teach.
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who? what? when? why?
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Curiosity is welcome. That’s why we’ve answered some of the questions we hear most often. Still unsure? Reach out and let’s talk.
Kuga Crew is a collective of dancers and creators that was formed out of pure friendship and collective drive for dancing. Kuga Studio is the physical home of our crew and our extended community. It is the space, the programs, and the institution where we all come together.
We choose mentors who embody deep technical skill, artistic vision, and strong commitment to community. Many are part of our crew or have longstanding relationships with Kuga, proven performance experience, and a passion for teaching and guiding others.
Of course. All of our mentors provide one-on-one lessons alongside their regular classes. It can be for a single person, duet or even a small group. It’s a chance for students to dive deeper, address their personal goals, and refine their own movement path. Just holla at the mentor you like!
Absolutely. Beyond classes and workshops, we help with producing shows, performances, and collaborative projects. Whether you need space, technical support, or any kind of creative collaboration, we’re open to help.
Yes — part of our program includes inviting guest mentors and international artists to lead workshops or short residencies, bringing fresh perspectives and expanding our creative exchange. Keep an eye out on the events page.
Most definitely. Our halls, crew, and artistic teams are available for booking. Whether you want a performance, collaboration, or event, reach out and we’ll discuss how we can help you out.