(Newswire.net — August 24, 2019) — Oxnard, CA — Oxnard, CA based dance studio, NEMA Studio, has announced new Turkish belly dance classes every Friday. Participants can learn new skills for exercise, fun or professional aspirations.
NEMA (Neighbors Embracing Multicultural Arts) Studio in Oxnard, CA, has announced new Turkish belly dancing classes every Friday at 8:00 pm. Class participation is a great way to learn new skills, develop better fitness, and enjoy a great time dancing with like-minded people.
More information can be found at: http://clubnema.org
Learning belly dancing at these classes can lead to performances at events, or simply be for fun. Regardless of the participants goals or needs, Club NEMA can help them to get where they want to be.
Whether they want to dance for fun, exercise, or aspire to dance professionally, the goal at Club NEMA is to help everyone’s dance dreams come true. Everyone can dance, regardless of their experience, and anyone is welcome at the Turkish belly dancing classes.
A full range of lessons is available, from beginner through to intermediate and advanced lessons. The center is equipped with a floating sprung dance floor, which is specially designed to absorb shock.
This leads to a healthy workout, while mirrors on the front and back walls allow for visual feedback while dancing. These help dancers to evaluate movement and placement of body lines.
It’s easy for anyone to get started, they just have to check out the calendar available on the NEMA website. From there, they can read the class descriptions, find the studio location, and purchase their class registration.
There are a number of benefits to learning belly dancing, which is a great way to build fitness, gain strength, and increase confidence. It can also help to improve balance and develop better posture.
Dance is a sociable activity and learning belly dance is a great way to meet new friends and have fun with people from all walks of life. It is also unique among dance forms in that it can be a meditative experience, helping the dancer to relax.
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