Corbin Johnson - "See it, Believe it, Achieve it"

"See it, Believe it, Achieve it"

Bio

Corbin Johnson, born in Brooklyn Park, MN, began her dance journey at two years old, later training at St. Paul Conservatory for Performing Artist. She honed her skills with various companies including Poetry in Motion Dance Co and Classical Ballet Academy. At 18, she moved to LA, delving into diverse dance forms. Accepted into the Debbie Reynolds Scholarship Program in 2017, she launched her professional career. Corbin has performed with acclaimed artists like Beyoncé, Lizzo, and Megan Thee Stallion. Founder of "Beyoncé Day" in Minnesota, she discovered a passion for teaching. Corbin has always embraced new opportunities so inspired by her experiences, she began teaching and public motivational speaking. Her dedication to dance education marks just the beginning of her journey in shaping future dancers along side her new love for motivational speaking, wanting to use her voice to inspire others to pursue their dreams.

Speaking Events

Empowering individuals to unlock their full potential, I provide motivational speaking that inspires action, builds confidence, and encourages personal and professional growth. Through relatable stories and practical strategies, I help audiences overcome obstacles and achieve their goals.

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Industry Consultation – Let’s Get You Booked and Busy

So, you’ve landed in LA, fueled by dreams and iced coffee, but now what? That’s where I come in!

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Private Dance Lessons – Get Certified & Stage-Ready

Need your solo cleaner and more dynamic to take first place? Wanna feel sexy in a heel without looking like a newborn deer? Just trying to not two-step like your uncle at weddings? I got you!

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Bold Journey- Meet Corbin Johnson

08/27/2024

Bold Journey caught up with the brilliant and insightful Corbin Johnson and asked many questions about her life and how she got to where she is today.

Beyoncé Dancer Returns to Brooklyn Park To Host Hip Hop Workshop

03/19/2024

Corbin Hunter now known as Corbin Johnson, who has appeared as a backup dancer for Beyoncé, returned to her native Brooklyn Park on Tuesday. She hosted a hip-hop workshop as part of North Hennepin Community College’s “Stages of Equity” festival. “Dance has, and forever will be, my first love,” said Hunter.

From Minneapolis to Beyoncé

02/22/2022

How Corbin, a girl from Brooklyn Park, MN made it on the big stage with Beyonce...Her childhood dream.

I have known Corbin for years and I have done so many classes with her. She's such an amazing woman. She has helped me so much with my confidence and I am such a huge fan. I found her through being a Beyonce dancer, and since she's from Minnesota, obviously I had to make sure I took any class from her when she came home. I'll always support her. I've never danced hip-hop. I've done some hip-hop elements in my own dancing but this was my first actually taking a hip-hop class. I usually take heels dance so this was so fun being able to learn a new style from Corbin. You should absolutely take class and learn from her. She's so knowledgeable in many generes and of course because of her experience, she's always pouring into you. When I first met Corbin, I thought she would be big and scary but she was far from that. In her classes, Corbin is all about imperfection. It's okay to not be perfect, which is what I've struggled with the most as a dancer. I learned from her class that you don't have to be perfect. You just have to show up as your most authentic self and do the best you can do! I just love her. Thank you so much Corbin!
Sofie H: Dancer

This was my first time learning actual Hip-Hop because I am from Nigeria, Africa so I usually dance to Afro-beat music majority of the time. I would say I am a natural dancer like I will watch dance videos on youtube or instagram but Corbin's teachings actually taught me some stuff that I never knew. For example, "putting on a hat and changing it for different situations", and the hats will give you a different kind of vibe. I also learned how to communicate to the audience while dancing. My I chose to wear my gangster hat hahahaIt It was very inspiring. I loved the experience.
Gabriel: NHCC Student

I am from the theater department and have been involved in a couple musicals. One was called "Oliver" and the other one was called "Wright". I chose to take Corbin's hip-hop class because I have been watching a lot of this show called "Net Step". It's from Canada and I'm kinda getting interested in what it feels to do more hip-hop dancing. The class was fun and I had a great experience. Thanks Corbin.
Luke D: NHCC Student

I had a really fun time in Corbin's class. I have never really done any type of choreography or anything like that but I've always loved dancing overall so I had a great time. Corbin seemed really nice. She was patient was us and brought the energy we needed to help us with any nervousness we had. One of my favorite things we did in class was just walking across the floor, being able to do whatever we wanted and just getting ourselves moving. It was really fun!
Jeremiah: NHCC Student

My experience with Corbin was pretty great. I'm a pretty stiff guy so being in a nonjudgmental environment was fun. I got to warm up, get loose, and just dancing felt super human to me. Having a place were I could just do my thing was amazing. Corbin was incredible of how accepting she was to everyone who was new to dancing, me in particular. I'm not a dancer by any means so I gotta thank her. I didn't care how cringe or lame I looked. I got to be myself...and it was so liberating. My favorite thing about her class was being able to dance with the staff members and it motivated me to just "Go Crazy". I was so liberated after her class.
Zohiaib: NHCC Student