Jazz dance is an energetic and dynamic dance style that originated in the United States in the early 20th century, closely related to jazz music.

Characterized by lively, rhythmic, and often improvised movements, jazz dance incorporates elements of ballet, tap, and modern dance.

Jazz dancers use body isolations, jumps, kicks, and rapid movements, creating expressive and technically challenging performances.

It is a versatile genre, adapting to various musical styles and continuing to evolve with contemporary influences.