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Tribal Belly Dancing, Taught by Dayl Workman

Develop core strength, get fit, enjoy rhythmic music whilst getting in touch with the muscles and spirit you never knew you had.

Every Monday evening. New term starts Sept 20th 2010.

7-8pm - Beginner/Intermediate: style, posture, movements, and steps to music and choreograpned dance to music.

8-9pm - Advanced class - as above + Dance sequences, choreographed dance to music

An 8 week pass - $150

Advanced students may join in with the Beginner/Intermediate class for just $30 extra.

Registrations before you join is highly recommended to ensure there is room. Limited to 10.

Register today to guarantee your place by email reception@robbwhitewood.com or phone Allison on freecall: 1300 305 173

All classes are held in a beautifully fitted dancing and training room : Dynamic Mind Works HQ, Ground Floor, 65 Hume Street, Crows Nest, 2065.

We offer a 100% money back guarantee on your 2nd evening if you're not totally satisfied.

"Tribal" bellydance is a conglomeration of many different influences. Inspired by the tribal cultures of Northern Africa, Near and Middle East, and Spain. The beginners class will concentrate on learning the basic Amercian Tribal Style in a choreographed environment, the advanced class (offered next term) will learn more difficult moves with the focus on how to improvise choreography whilst dancing in a troupe format.

Testimonial "I'd tried Belly Dancing maybe 10 years ago and it wasn't really for me. Something drew me to it this time around and Dayl was a wonderful teacher who gave us lots of encouragement. I felt wonderful after class and back in touch with my body again!" Allison

About Dayl:

Dayl fell in love with ATS (American Tribal Style) belly dance during her first class in January 1999. She appeared on stage with her troupe for the first time in April 1999 and has been performing and teaching ever since.  Dayl has performed with several professional troupes in Oklahoma (Gypsy Fire), Texas (Tribal Evolution) and Sydney (Urban Turban, now Urban Qabila), and has studied in the USA and Australia, taking classes from Carolena Nericcio of Fat Chance Belly Dance, Jill Parker of Ultra Gypsy, Heather Stants of Urban Tribal Dance Company, Melusina of Underbelly, Rachel Brice of Indigo, Sue Erokan, Morrocco, Devi Mamak of Ghawazi Caravan and Hilary Cinis of Sydney Tribal Bellydance.  Dayl incorporates zills, sword,  veil, flags, fire fingers, poi/ fire poi, and fire lotuses in her performances, classes and workshops.  She also facilitates mask making workshops working with dance related themes.   
Dayl’s passion for tribal belly dance extends to the love of community, bringing people together to move and dance the same “language”. She believes that creativity is a vehicle for good health, and what better way than to express it than through the art of dance! Dayl creates a great space in which to learn, injecting humour and encouragement in the class environment whilst catering for all learning styles.    

Come and join in the fun - Tribal and Trance Fest in September 2010!

http://tribalandtrancefest.com/

Find Tribal Dance Gear: www.triballine.com

Watch a demo: