DANCE4HEALTH

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 This session offers a fun, dynamic and fulfilling environment for mums and daughters to enjoy while learning African dance moves in all its forms. We offer you a lively upbeat and mid-tempo rich African traditional music to help develop your sense of rhythm as you dance with other groups. We can assure you of an atmosphere for building and enhancing mother and daughter relationships whilst developing greater body awareness and building up your emotional strength. There is no limitation on the amount of calories you can burn while you have fun with us.

'Come and have a taste of Africa at its best’.

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£14.99 / session

This session offers a fun, dynamic dance and fitness session for kids, youths and adults. A way of securing the future of our beautiful cultural dance and heritage through our children and next generation, whilst providing an environment where other culture can join in to gain a better understanding of the rich African culture and tradition. We aim to use these sessions to empowers young people to participate in transforming their future through the development of their inner skills and to keep them off the streets while learning new skills, making new friends and having fun!

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£14.99 / session

There is growing scientific evidence which supports enormous health benefits associated with dancing in a group, not just in night clubs. Recent studies have conclusively found that regular dancers have lower blood pressure, heart rate, weight, blood sugar level, the list goes on, and even raised pain tolerance. There are also evidence which show positive results in the treatment of dementia and Parkinson’s. Music-based therapy is now being used for supporting children with autism and ADHD. 

It also encouraged people to feel closer to others. When partners or families dance together, it goes without saying that they spend more time together. Spending extra time together in an engaging activity is a much than watching TV or staring at your phones. By sharing that time learning something fun together, you are able to reconnect and rekindle that closeness. 

Speaking of being on the same page, dancing can also improve you and your buddy’s communication. Dancing requires two or more people to move as one, and this requires a great degree of both verbal and nonverbal communication. You will be amazed at how easily these new communication skills translate to the world outside of the dance studio. Communication is vital to any healthy relationship, and being able to effectively communicate with each other can help you and your partner avoid a lot of problems down the road. 

• Spend more time together with family and friend in a dynamic environment
• Learn new things about family and new friend you will meet at the sessions
• Learn to wind down and recuperate psychologically after so many hours at work or school.