Hi Jewels,
Just to let you know that class will be on Wednesday this week (12th August) at Astley Village Hall starting at 6:45pm and not Friday.
See you there!
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This thriving form of dance is a great way to get fit and have fun with classes focussing on technique, choreography, traditional cabaret belly dance and modern fusion styles, prop work and tasters of a variety of oriental, asian and latin dance forms. Suitable for all ages and abilities (14 years+), you can also find lots more information and chat on Facebook under 'Bellysimmo Belly Dance'.
Bellysimmo Belly Dance Classes
MONDAYS Hallow Parish Hall, Worcester - 6pm-7pm
Cabaret Belly Dance
Beginners
MONDAYS Hallow Parish Hall, Worcester - 7pm-8pm
Tribal Belly Dance
Beginners
Cabaret Belly Dance
Intermediate
For more information, please contact bellysimmo@yahoo.co.uk and check out the Facebook Page: 'Bellysimmo Belly Dance'
TUESDAYS County Hall, Worcester - 7pm
Advanced Performance Troupe rehearsals
WEDNESDAYS The Royal British Legion Club, Stourport - 5:45pm-6:45pm
Cabaret Belly Dance
Beginners
WEDNESDAYS Holy Innocents Community Hall, Sutton Park Road, Foley Park, Kidderminster -
7:45pm-8:45pm
Cabaret Belly Dance
Open Level
Workshops and performances are also available.
All ages and abilities are welcome! No dance experience necessary.
Workshops and performances are also available.
All ages and abilities are welcome! No dance experience necessary.
Why not have fun, get in shape and learn an ancient art form in a friendly, supportive and relaxed environment.
For more information, please contact bellysimmo@yahoo.co.uk and check out the Facebook Page: 'Bellysimmo Belly Dance'
bellysimmo@yahoo.co.uk
Bellysimmo Belly Dance
Welcome all to the new Blog for Bellysimmo... the fun and vibrant way to dance and make new acquaintances!
I started teaching Belly Dance after being introduced to the art form at, would you believe, work. Working for a large employer has it's benefits, one of them was the promotion of healthy activities for staff on campus, and when I discovered a new belly dance class was being taught in the canteen after work I just had to try it! My first introduction was great fun, with a fabulous teacher and a great group of ladies to dance with, I looked forward to the class and soon fell in love with it.
I discovered that belly dance brings with it enormous benefits, such as building and strengthen muscle tone, improving overall fitness, reducing stress levels and increasing laughter lines! It's also a great way to be creative through choreography and costume making.
My love for the dance soon led me to teach, after much encouragement from my friends, and I am now lucky enough to have established wonderful groups of ladies who enjoy their hour of fun every week and who look forward to the new routines and the haflas (parties) in the pipeline.
My aim for the classes is to bring some fun and enjoyment into our increasingly busy and pressurised lifetsyles, enhance a vibrant social culture and raise money to aid charities that mean a lot to the groups.
By teaching belly dance and other forms such as bhangra/bollywood, tribal belly dance and veil work, I aim to show that exercise can be fun a liberating and there is always a way to escape from the daily grind in a safe and supportive environment.
Belly dance is a great way to keep fit and is suitable for all ages and experiences. Basically, for anyone who wishes to give it a go!
I started teaching Belly Dance after being introduced to the art form at, would you believe, work. Working for a large employer has it's benefits, one of them was the promotion of healthy activities for staff on campus, and when I discovered a new belly dance class was being taught in the canteen after work I just had to try it! My first introduction was great fun, with a fabulous teacher and a great group of ladies to dance with, I looked forward to the class and soon fell in love with it.
I discovered that belly dance brings with it enormous benefits, such as building and strengthen muscle tone, improving overall fitness, reducing stress levels and increasing laughter lines! It's also a great way to be creative through choreography and costume making.
My love for the dance soon led me to teach, after much encouragement from my friends, and I am now lucky enough to have established wonderful groups of ladies who enjoy their hour of fun every week and who look forward to the new routines and the haflas (parties) in the pipeline.
My aim for the classes is to bring some fun and enjoyment into our increasingly busy and pressurised lifetsyles, enhance a vibrant social culture and raise money to aid charities that mean a lot to the groups.
By teaching belly dance and other forms such as bhangra/bollywood, tribal belly dance and veil work, I aim to show that exercise can be fun a liberating and there is always a way to escape from the daily grind in a safe and supportive environment.
Belly dance is a great way to keep fit and is suitable for all ages and experiences. Basically, for anyone who wishes to give it a go!
The Phoenix Club
Bellylicious backstage, raising money at a sell-out charity event
NCT Fundraiser London 31st Jan 2009
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Belly Dancing session with instructor Elizabeth Smith
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