Stretch and Strength is a blend of physical exercises combined to create a challenging, but accessible practice for students of all experience levels.
Stretch and Strength is a blend of physical exercises combined to create a challenging, but accessible practice for students of all experience levels.
Utilizing elements of Yoga, Pilates, Ballet and Modern Dance, Stretch and Strength will work the muscles to build heat and energy in the body, and will focus on stretches that open up the joints and ease tension from the stresses of daily life.
This practice has grown out of long time ADI dance instructor, Rebecca Barney's, time studying and teaching warm-up and technique for dance classes, but is offered here as a stand-alone workout.
Stretch and Strength is a wonderful way to bring a healthy, active focus to your body, and is the perfect add on for students who have a class scheduled afterward.
This class is open to anyone, regardless of movement background or experience.
Elizabeth Chayer opened American Dance Institute in Anchorage, Alaska in 1986 as an outreach program that taught dance in day care centers, preschools and community centers. She, and husband Steve, moved to
Seattle in 1989 and Elizabeth started American Dance Institute Seattle that same year. For three years she managed both locations before focusing all efforts on her fast-growing Seattle operation.
Legs and Feet Class work on flexibility and strength. Students will be working to heighten their extensions as well as lengthen their lines through the feet. The class is structured with a stretching warm-up which leads into the various center and across the floor exercises.
Our Dance Fitness classes are beginner-friendly, yet offer enough challenge for the fitness enthusiast. Our follow-the-leader format will allow you to tone and stretch your body while getting in shape with these energizing dance workouts!
Conditioning Classes are offered by Vam Studios for all skill level. Our mission is to inspire and empower people through dance, to reach the greatest potential possible for themselves, their community, and the world.
Aside from practicing dance skills and formation, flexibility and coordination are two qualities that every dancer needs to possess. These skills increase a dancer’s ability to perform basic and advanced dance routines, as well as learn alternative dance styles.
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