United Dance Organisation (UDO) is the largest street dance organisation in the world with over 80,000 members spanning four continents. UDO via its license holders host qualifying events in over 35 countries which include Australia, New Zealand, Japan, China, Africa, America. Dancers have to qualify via there country qualifier to compete at our major championships which are Worlds, Europeans, Scandinavia, All Americans & Asian Championships & Six Nations. These major Championships… Show more United Dance Organisation (UDO) is the largest street dance organisation in the world with over 80,000 members spanning four continents. UDO via its license holders host qualifying events in over 35 countries which include Australia, New Zealand, Japan, China, Africa, America. Dancers have to qualify via there country qualifier to compete at our major championships which are Worlds, Europeans, Scandinavia, All Americans & Asian Championships & Six Nations. These major Championships see thousands of dancers coming together to compete for the prestigious titles.UDO UK hosts 16 regional events annually in the UK which see dancers qualify for the British, Worlds Europeans & Six Nations Championships Show less

Launched in 2014 the UDOIT! Dance Foundation believes in giving disadvantaged children the opportunity to participate in, and benefit from Street Dance as way of becoming active and building confidence and self esteem.UDOIT! aims to ensure that dance is a diversionary tool that helps to re-engage young people back in to education, assist with reducing offending and re-offending rates, reduce truancy (especially from PE lessons) and provide physical activity for young people to keep them… Show more Launched in 2014 the UDOIT! Dance Foundation believes in giving disadvantaged children the opportunity to participate in, and benefit from Street Dance as way of becoming active and building confidence and self esteem.UDOIT! aims to ensure that dance is a diversionary tool that helps to re-engage young people back in to education, assist with reducing offending and re-offending rates, reduce truancy (especially from PE lessons) and provide physical activity for young people to keep them healthy, both mentally and physically. Show less