CHAIR BASED BOOGIE
Seated dance exercise to improve strength, balance & mobility, boosting mood, mind & general well-being.
A twist on the national Chair Based Exercise programme, taking all the exercises and mixing them up in easy-to-follow dance routines. We dance to popular music from all eras, including rock and roll, motown, disco, funk, pop and more!
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Options and adaptations offered for all levels of mobility so everyone can take part at their own level.
Private sessions for care homes, assisted living facilities and supported accommodation schemes also available.
Contact me here for more info
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TUESDAY 13:45-14:30
PENKHULL
Penkhull Village Hall
Stoke-on-Trent
ST4 5JB
PARKING
Free car park at venue
WINTER BREAK
No classes on Tues 23 Dec and Tues 30 Dec
WEDNESDAYS 10:45-11:30
WOLSTANTON
St Wulstan's Community Centre
Newcastle-under-Lyme
ST5 0EF
PARKING
Free car park at venue
Additional parking available nearby at Marsh Hall Community Centre/Slimming World
[on right hand side going down A527 to M&S]
WINTER BREAK
No classes on Wed 24 Dec and Wed 31 Dec
Doors open 15 mins before class
£3 pay on the door
Register online or in person before first class
This class is taught by Mika for ART BRASIL
CLASS STRUCTURE
WARM UP
Preparing the body by raising the heart rate, mobilising the joints, warming and gently stretching the muscles.​
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​DANCES
Easy seated routines using independent and combined upper and lower body movements. Lots of options and adaptations offers for all levels of mobility.
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STRETCH
Breathing to aid relaxation and gentle stretches to thank the muscles for their hard work.​
GET READY, GET SET, GO!
WHAT TO WEAR
- Wear comfortable clothes that you feel good in (and that don't restrict your movement).
- As the windows will be open for ventilation, you may want a warmer layer for the start and finish.
- Wear comfortable shoes.
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WHAT TO BRING
- Bring water with you.
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THINGS TO REMEMBER
- These classes are for all levels of mobility, with lots of options and adaptations give.
- It's about getting the body moving and having fun, there's no right and wrong.
- Move as much, or as little, as feels good for your body and how you’re feeling.
- Go at your own pace and take a break whenever you need to.


