Originally from the San Francisco Bay Area, GRANT CHENOK now resides in the Los Angeles area working professionally as a dancer and actor. His training began at age 15, where he studied primarily hip hop and break dancing. It wasn't long until Grant explored other styles of dance and gave up everything to pursue his passion.

Grant Chenok has appeared on NBC's Days of Our Lives and Scrubs, the Disney Channel's Drake and Josh, as well as the History Channel's Come Home Alive. Also appearing in the feature film Zombie Prom starring Ru Paul, VH1's movie 30 Days Till I'm Famous and short film Mothers Be Good. Grant's commercial/ industrial includes: Burger King, Nike, Paramount, Bugaboo Strollers and Pepsi Twist. He has also performed in music videos with upcoming r&b artist Jahzmyne, pop sensation Mandi Leigh, and U.K. breakout artist Jem. Grant has also worked on the Paul McCartney Tour, with the Vietnamese production Kim Loi Cali, and has opened for pop superstars Nina Skye, Tone Loc and Ashlee Simpson. Some of his live stage credits include the Mision America World Tour, featuring Latin icon Dante Gebel, the Miss California Pageant and the role of Billy in the West Coast Premiere of Footloose. He has also made television appearances on the Fox Network, Comedy Central and the WB. Grant can be seen dancing behind the Pussycat Dolls & Busta Rhymes in the "Dontcha" music video and Brittany Murphy & Paul Oakenfold in their music video entitled "Faster Kill Pussycat." Grant also holds a Bachelor of Performing Arts degree from Oklahoma City University. Currently, Grant is keeping busy working with dancers across the US, Belgium, Holland and Italy and is proud co-founder of Flow 40 Dance Workshops

Starting dancing at age 10, BRIAN BURT began his training in Oklahoma City. In 1998, Brian won a gold medal in Berlin with the UNITED STATES TAP DANCE TEAM. At age 19, Brian moved to Los Angeles where he continued his training as a scholarship at EDGE Performing Arts Center in Hollywood. Brian continued his pursuit in performance opportunities and was fortunate enough to be involved with 3 PAUL MCCARTNEY Tours, 2 International and 1 National. Brian has made appearances on the DREW CAREY SHOW, DONNY & MARIE SHOW, GOOD MORNING AMERICA and the EARLY SHOW w/ Bryant Gumble. Brian's most memorable dance experience would have to be performing in the Colosseum at Caesars Palace in "A NEW DAY" starring CELINE DION. Brian can also be seen in Warner Bros. Production "KISS KISS BANG BANG" starring Robert Downey Jr. and Val Kilmer. Brian has also done industrial work for REDKEN hair products, the PARALYMPICS, NOKIA, ARROW ELECTRONICS, FUJISAWA and IBEW. Brian's many credits have given him the chance to work with choreographers such as: FATIMA, J.T. HORENSTEIN, RAY LEAPER, CATI JEAN, MIA MICHAELS, JEFFREY HORNADAY, MALAYA, ADAM PARSON and TIFFANY LEISE. Most recently Brian shot the JESSICA SIMPSON music video "BOOTS ARE MADE FOR WALKIN" and traveled to London England for a JAMISON IRISH WHISKEY commercial. Brian is thrilled to be a part of the Flow 40 family and looks forward to assisting in the growth of dancers across the nation.

EJ FERENCAK, a Pittsburgh native, has been training and dancing since the age of eight. Growing up as a competition kid, he won numerous regional and national titles. EJ has always been a well-rounded artist with training in dance, acting and singing.

At the age of sixteen, EJ had the distinct honor of bringing home the bronze medal for the U.S.A. in the IDO World Dance Championships. Some of his professional credits include appearing in the feature film "Adventureland", working with Aaron Carter at the International Children's Games, starring roles in episodes of Amazing News filmed by KEI of New York and appearing as a finalist on Fox's hit T.V. "Show So You Think You Can Dance." Recently EJ was ranked 8th in the world at the IDO Hip Hop Championships. He also stays busy teaching master classes for colleges, dance conventions and national dance competitions.

Specializing in tap and hip-hop EJ's choreography has gained national recognition in "Dance Magazine", where he was featured in an article as an up and coming choreographer. Some of his work can be seen in music videos, T.V. commercials and halftime shows for the NBA and WNBA. EJ loves traveling the country to work with dancers of all ages, spreading his knowledge and passion for the art of dance.