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Are you headed to the beach in August to soak up the rays and enjoy the cool ocean breezes? Fred Astaire Dance Studios compiled a list of the top five beach reads about dancing to keep you entertained. If you’re one of the many Americans packing a bag and heading to the beach this… Read More
Eating right can help you make the most of your ballroom dancing lesson at Fred Astaire Dance Studios as you improve your dance moves! Ballroom dancing is a fun way to stay active and trim your waistline. Thirty minutes on the dance floor can burn at least 200 calories. That’s more than 30 minutes… Read More
Fred Astaire Dance Studios can teach you some simple steps to help you reduce the risk of injury while dancing. Ballroom dancing helps people develop lifelong friendships, promotes community, and can boost mood. It’s also a great way to burn calories, increase flexibility, and improve balance. Tripping the light fantastic is a fun way to… Read More
A new study reveals women in their prime can decrease their risk of heart attack and stroke and stay healthy by dancing. Postmenopausal women are at a higher risk for numerous health concerns. As women age, their metabolism naturally slows down, which often results in weight gain. High cholesterol, belly fat, and elevated blood… Read More
Fred Astaire Dance Studios recommends taking a break from news about current events and contentious political issues by spending time watching athletes celebrate victories and achievements by dancing on the playing field. Our 24-hour news feed allows us to connect with people from around the world. It enables us to stay abreast of current events,… Read More
A new study confirms that dancing can slow the progression of Parkinson’s disease in patients with mild to moderate symptoms. Parkinson’s disease is a progressive disease affecting the nervous system. It impacts dopamine neurons, causing tremors, limb rigidity, walking, and balance problems. People with Parkinson’s disease often have non-motor problems, such as depression, apathy,… Read More