ONE DAY WORKSHOP INTRO TO BELLY

Good for Beginners to Professionals who aspire to be teachers and sharpen their skills

Learn; Basic Body movements like Belly Rolls, Hips Rolls, Hip Circles, Shimmy Variations, Travel Steps, Arm Patterns, Turns and more. Includes a short Combo at the end

Have you ever wanted to explore the core foundations of Belly Dance? As an introduction to the study of Belly Dance or to enhance and clarify your basic technique, share in this one day workshop that will provide you a complete foundation behind Egyptian/Arabic, Turkish/Greek, Tribal/Fusion, etc.

Great for aspiring teachers as well. Amara is a certified Serena Wilson Technique Teacher. Serena, publisher of many nationally acclaimed Belly Dance books and is known as the Mother of Belly Dance perfected this technique in a clear and concise way making it easy to learn and teach Basic Belly Dance. Come and enjoy an extraordinary day with Amara Al Amir”.

I am continuously amazed at the instructors ability to assess, deliver, and endlessly engage her class of various learning styles. Whether the students are beginner/beginner or of a more knowledgeable background, she breaks down the art form of this dance so that the pieces of the puzzle go firmly into place to create a definable foundation. That foundation is multi-faceted, you might be here to be introduced to Belly Dance, perhaps you need to learn how to be an instructor to better teach students of differing degrees, or just somewhere in the middle!!

This was a great workshop. The moves were broken down to the very basic which helps to refine the moves for the students who have a little basic knowledge of each move. It was a small workshop which didn't allow the somewhat shy students to hid in the back and everyone gotten the personal attention and encouragement they needed from the instructors. The instructor complimented my undulations, which made me feel like a "kid on Christmas" she gave me back the motivation, which I had lost in the last few months. I'm looking forward to the next workshop. Amara, thank you so much.