LOS ANGELES, CA, January 09, 2012 (Press-News.org) The Latinva Instructor Workshop is scheduled for Saturday, March 24, 2012, 9:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m., at Spectrum Athletic Clubs in Canoga Park, 2235 Sherman Way, Canoga Park, CA 91303. The workshop is ACE and AFAA Certified: ACE trainers receive 0.7 CEC's and AFAA trainers receive 5.5 CEU's.
The Latinva Dance Fitness Workshop will provide fitness enthusiasts with all the fundamentals of teaching a dance fitness class, with detailed emphasis on choreography, cueing, dance, music, and teaching techniques. With these five methods, instructors will learn how to choreograph a new, fun and exciting dance workout routine each time they conduct a class.
Through lecture, discussion and small group practice sessions, the Latinva workshop will also certify instructors to teach Basic, Kids and Silver Latinva Dance Fitness classes. The Latinva style is completely revolutionary and unique as it incorporates exercising both the mind and body. It is guaranteed to make each and every participant in the class look and feel like a Dance Star!
Fitness Revolution...
Latinva is an amazing cardio dance workout, you will learn new dance steps, improve your stability, tone your arms, legs and waist, and ultimately achieve beautiful body lines...just like a Dance Star. It is a fun form of exercise that is more exhilarating and exciting than any other workout. Latinva will give you a break from your regular exercise routine...exercising will become an addiction. You move to the rhythm and beat of sexy Latin dance steps that include Bachata, Cha Cha, Cumbia, Mambo, Merengue, Salsa and Tango. Let loose, feel the music and dance yourself into shape...it is a fun and amazing dance party! From the fitness club to the dance club, Latinva will help you look and feel great. Latinva will help lead you to a healthier life...one dance step at a time.
Dance Fitness Workout...
The entire dance routine is set to lively Latin and International music - you are dancing, having fun and burning calories. Your body begins to move naturally as you bring your own style of dance into the cardio workout routine and make it your own. Each class is an incredible workout experience; you will learn new dance steps, enhance your rhythm and have fun. The key to Latinva Dance Fitness is not solely about the fun or the exercise; it is also about the level of concentration involved in the process. One must truly focus to memorize the sequence of steps in order to really gain all of its benefits...a great physical workout and an amazing mental challenge. It is a combination of these two key components that makes Latinva style a real success. Do it and feel like a Dance Star!
About Latinva...
Latinva is a combination of sounds that mean Latin rhythm and dance, or "dance with the beat." It is an innovative freestyle fitness program that incorporates sexy Latin dance steps as the foundation of a fun and exciting cardio workout. Dance like a star to the high energy sounds of Latin and International music. It a thrilling and amazing cardio dance workout that will exercise the mind, body and ignite the spirit.
To find out more about Latinva and obtain a copy of the Introduction to Latinva Dance Fitness DVD and Music CD, visit us at http://www.latinva.com.
Tin-va Latin LLC
Los Angeles, CA
(323) 205-6579
info@latinva.com
Latinva Dance Fitness Workshop!
"A Revolutionary Total Fitness Workout"
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