Belly Dancing: Sexy at Any Size!


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Belly Dancing: Sexy at Any Size! :

Aug 25, 2007

I admit it. I’m hooked on belly dancing . I began attending classes about eight weeks ago and am into it… really into it. What grabbed me wasn’t the lively music that ranges from Middle Eastern to rock, or the movements that tone muscles I never knew I had. I was moved by the unconditional acceptance of every individual who participates.

Beginning dancers at my South Beach studio range from teens to early 70’s and their figures run from healthy to quite overweight. You don’t have to look perfect as you begin your quest for a healthier body here. You actually need a bit of jiggle, to look better when you wiggle! But as you progress, you will meet your personal goals. All in all, belly dancing is pure fun, a great way to burn calories, and a darned good workout. Is it worthwhile to search for a physical activity that you enjoy? You bet it is. Regular exercise offers an almost endless list of physical and emotional benefits:

  • Improves blood sugar control
  • Helps you meet your weight goals
  • Lowers your blood pressure
  • Reduces risk of heart disease
  • Strengthens your bones, heart and cardiovascular system
  • Improves strength, flexibility, and endurance
  • Improves circulation and flexibility
  • Improves your sleep
  • Helps you feel relaxed, fit and healthy
  • Heightens self-esteem
  • Reduces feelings of depression, stress and anxiety

    (NOTE: Want to take up belly dancing as a fun exercise? Try it in your home or with a good friend! To check out eDiets great, new line of belly-dancing videos, click here now .)

    You may never turn an exercise choice into a new passion, but you can make it much more pleasant to do. First, ask your physician about any physical conditions that may prohibit you from doing certain activities. Then try the following:

    1.Look for something you’ve always wanted to do. Did you have a childhood sports dream? Always want to be Dorothy Hamill? Enroll in ice skating classes. Want to complete a marathon? Sign up for a charitable walk/run event. Many organizations will help you find workout partners in your area and assist you in setting realistic weekly goals.

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