Belly Dance
Intro to Belly Dance
This class introduces you to the captivating art of Belly Dancing (Raqs Sharqi), where you'll learn to isolate and control your movements, focusing on fluidity, grace, and core strength. Whether you're a beginner or have some experience, this class offers a fun way to tone your body, improve flexibility, and connect with your inner rhythm. The dance's hypnotic movements are paired with enchanting music, making each session a celebration of femininity and culture.
Belly Dance Techniques
This class focuses on the foundational moves of belly dancing, breaking down essential techniques like isolations, shimmies, and undulations. Participants will learn how to control and flow with their movements while building strength and grace. Perfect for beginners and those wanting to refine their skills, this class sets the stage for exploring more intricate belly dance styles.
Saidi Belly Dance
Rooted in Egyptian folk traditions, Saidi belly dancing features powerful, grounded movements often performed with a cane (Assaya) as a prop. This style combines playful and bold choreography with rhythmic beats that evoke the energy of Upper Egypt. It’s a fun way to explore the cultural richness and history of belly dance.
Shaa’bi Belly Dance
Shaa’bi belly dancing reflects the vibrant, street-style music and dances of Egypt, blending urban influences with traditional belly dance. This class is upbeat and full of personality, with movements that encourage playful self-expression. It’s a lively way to let loose, enjoy the music, and celebrate the fun side of dance.
Classic Belly Dance
Classic belly dancing captures the elegance and fluidity of traditional Middle Eastern dance, often performed to classical Arabic music. This style emphasizes flowing arm movements, intricate hip isolations, and a connection to the rhythm and emotion of the music. Perfect for those who love timeless beauty and artistry in their dance.
Baladi Belly Dance
Baladi, meaning “of the people,” is a soulful and grounded belly dance style with roots in Egyptian folk traditions. This class highlights expressive, earthy movements and improvisation to celebrate individuality and femininity. It’s a heartfelt way to connect with the music and enjoy the authentic spirit of dance.