Project Beats, a Canberra based hip-hop dance crew, have qualified to represent Australia in the World Hip Hop Championships in Las Vegas in August.

We want to put Canberra on the map and be the first Australian crew to make it to the finals of the World Hip Hop Championships.

However we need your help...We only have 2 of our 3 months left to raise the $25,000 in order to get there.
We can’t do it without your help Canberra.

Any amount of support or cash will help us so much.
Big or small, we would like to thank the Canberra community for all your support so far.

Everyone who has taken a class, bought a sausage sizzle, donated some money, or helped them out in any other way...Thank you!

We would like to invite you to all of our events, classes, workshops, happenings etc.

If you would like to keep updated with our progress or events just LIKE our page www.facebook.com/projectbeatsdance

If you would like any more information, check out our website www.projectbeats.com.au
or send us an email at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Thanks everyone!!! :D

Please keep an eye out for our raffles that will be circulating for the fitness first and Fernwood platinum memberships.

Thanks again for all the support Canberra!

Canberra’s got talent and the rest of the world is about to witness this. Hip-hop teacher Krissan Pattugalan is about to take his dance crew to another level…

Pattugalan, 26, started dancing about six years ago and has never looked back. He started off busting moves in nightclubs and actually taught himself hip-hop dance moves.

"You know when you watch MTV and you go ‘oh man! Usher just did a sick move! I want to learn how to do that.'" And he and his friends would teach themselves how to do the move by copying him.

But it was in 2010 that Pattugalan decided he wanted to solidify his love for dance and he and his business partner opened up a dance school called Project Beats.

"We really want Project Beats to be a community and our aim is to bring everyone in Canberra into dancing and bring all the dancers together" says Pattugalan.

Already, the 80-student and five-teacher school have entered the Australian Hip Hop Championships Canberra for 2010 and 2011 and won both.