U-Jam Fitness Celebrates Third Anniversary with Sizzling Summer Party

More than 2,000 students expected to attend special dance fitness concert with U-Jam Fitness founders Susy C and DJ Makaio.

2013-05-01

SAN JOSE, CA, May 01, 2013 (Press-News.org) U-Jam Fitness, a cardio dance fitness program that unites world beats with urban flavor and takes students around the world from hip hop to Bollywood, will bring together fitness enthusiasts from across the country for a special dance fitness concert to celebrate the program's three year anniversary. The event will be held on Saturday, June 8 at the Santa Clara Convention Center.

This year's party will be the largest U-Jam Fitness event to date with more than 2,000 students expected. U-Jam Fitness founder Susy C and instructors from across the United States will be leading a special class featuring live DJs, concert lighting and staging. This year, U-Jam Fitness welcomes special guest acclaimed dancer and choreographer Mike Peele who will be teaching a 20-minute hip hop class before the event. Peele, considered one of the premier choreographers in the industry, has recently worked with superstar artists including Rihanna and Madonna. Peele has been featured in a number of television programs and commercials and can been seen in films such as Stomp The Yard and Step Up 3D.

Founded in January 2010, U-Jam Fitness is an exciting and athletic dance fitness program that gives students of all levels an intense calorie-burning workout fueled by high-energy music--a unique combination of world beats with urban rhythm. The fast growing program is offered in gyms and studios across the country serving more than 10,000 students per week.

"In just three years, our program that started in the San Francisco Bay Area has grown beyond our expectations and we are so excited to celebrate this success with our students," said Susy C. Marks, founder, U-Jam Fitness. "We are helping U-Jammers from Alabama to New York get healthy and fit one beat at a time with music that drives and motivates them. It's truly the U-Jam difference."

What: U-Jam Fitness Three Year Anniversary Party
Featuring U-Jam Fitness Founders Susy C and DJ Makaio and U-Jam Fitness Instructors from across the United States
Special guest: Mike Peele, celebrity dancer and choreographer to the stars

Attendees will receive 1 free raffle ticket for a chance to win awesome prizes. Additional raffle tickets will be available for purchase before the party--100% of the proceeds will be donated to Passion Society, a non-profit benefiting music and arts youth programs.

When: Saturday, June 8, 2013
Event times:
- Registration: 3:30 p.m. PT
- Pre-Party: 4:00 p.m.-5:30 p.m. PT
- Anniversary Party: 5:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m. PT
- After Party: 7:30 p.m.-9:00 p.m. PT

Where: Santa Clara Convention Center
5001 Great America Parkway
Santa Clara, CA 95054

Ticket Info: Tickets are $45.00 each at the door
Early-bird discounts:
- $25.00 if purchased before May 7, 2013
- $35.00 if purchased before June 7, 2013

Click here to purchase tickets. Space is limited so reserve your spot today!

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About U-JAM Fitness
U-JAM Fitness takes you around the world from Bollywood to Hip-Hop with an intense cardio dance workout designed to burn calories, tone your body, and leave you begging for more! For class schedules and locations, please visit: http://www.ujamfitness.com

Copyright 2010-2013 U-Jam Fitness All Rights Reserved. U-Jam Fitness is a registered trademark of U-Jam Fitness.

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