This program is designed as a unique Professional Study Program (PSP) and is offered through a collaboration between the renowned Limon Institute and Peridance Capezio Center. 

Limón technique emphasizes the natural rhythms of fall and recovery, a conscious use of breath, and the interplay between weight and weightlessness. It provides dancers with an organic approach to movement that easily adapts to a range of choreographic styles.

The Limón Institute offers a unique 9-month Professional Studies Program (PSP) and 12-week Fall and Spring Intensives (ISP). The PSP program offers in-depth training in Limón technique and repertory in a context that includes historical and aesthetic perspectives. It is appropriate for dancers who have already completed a college program with a dance emphasis, and for international students with extensive dance backgrounds. The ISP also combines technique and repertory experiences, and is designed for college dance majors who want the experience of a semester in New York City, and for international students on F-1 Visas. Both programs include performance opportunities.

The Limón faculty includes former and current Company members and affiliated artists, including: Alan Danielson (Limón School Director), Becky Brown, Geraldine Cardiel, Katie Diamond, Ryoko Kudo, Jim May, Risa Steinberg, Kathryn Alter, Daniel Fetecua, Sue Bernhard, Raphael Boumaila and repertory workshops with Carla Maxwell, Roxane D'Orleans Juste, Betty Jones, Nina Watt and others.