We encourage you to keep dancing during stressful times for the mental and physical balance it gives... or if you haven't embraced dance yet, give it a shot now! Why not?? Dance is usually a social, in-person activity but with health concerns on the rise, here are a few ideas to help keep you grooving in a safe and fun way.
Ballroom Dancing is a Wonderful Workout
Start The New Year Off Dancing!
Research Studies Reveals Ballroom Dancing Reduces Risk of Dementia
Currently, there are 5.4 million people in America with Alzheimer's. With one in eight seniors predicted to develop the disease, those numbers could explode as lifespans lengthen. Could ballroom dancing be the key to decreasing those numbers?
Dance Lessons-A Smart Investment In Your Total Health
Ed was in a car accident and suffered a brain injury. As he recuperated at home, he needed something to do with his spare time. His physical therapist suggested that he try dance lessons. Ed's first lesson was somewhat comical as he struggled to get his feet to cooperate with the dance instructor's instructions
Burn calories, get healthy with adult dance lessons
According to Diet Bites, a person weighing 150 pounds burns about 75 calories with 15 minutes of ballroom dancing. An hour of dancing uses enough energy to shed a tenth of a pound. Instead of burning calories in a gym, however, with adult dance lessons, you'll be learning a skill while having the opportunity to socialize and make new friends.
Healthy Living with Ballroom Dancing
We all know we need to exercise but working out at a gym can be intimidating, boring or expensive. Plus, with all equipment, the weights and all the different advice on working out, it’s hard to know what to do. But imagine if you could get the recommended amount of exercise, stay injury free and see results without ever having to walk into another gym.