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Fall Classes

Fall 2011-2012 Classes

Classes begin August 22nd

MONDAY’S

4:00-5:00 BTC 3-5 yrs.

4:15-5:00 Mascot Ballet-FULL

5:00-6:15 Ballet III/IV-FULL

5:00-6:00 BTJ 5-7 yrs.-2 SPOTS LEFT

5:00-6:00 Mascot Jazz*-FULL

6:00-7:00 BTJ 4-6 yrs.-FULL

6:15-7:45 Ballet V- FULL

7:00-8:15 BTJ 7-11 yrs.- 2 SPOTS LEFT

TUESDAY’S

4:00-5:00 BTC 3-5 yrs.- FULL

4:00-4:45 Hip Hop 5-7 yrs.

4:00-5:00 Ballet I

4:45-5:30 Hip Hop 8-10 yrs.

5:00-6:00 Jazz I

5:00-6:00 Ballet II-FULL

5:30-6:15 Hip Hop 11+ yrs.

6:00-7:30 Ballet V

6:00-7:00 Jazz II- FULL

7:00-8:00 CO. Tech II/III- FULL

7:30-9:00 Jazz V- FULL

WEDNESDAY’S

4:00-5:00 BTJ 4-6 yrs- FULL

4:30-5:30 Ballet II (NC)

4:30-5:30 Jazz III- FULL

5:00-6:00 BTC 3-5 yrs.- FULL

5:30-7:00 Ballet III/IV

6:00-7:00 BTJ 5-7 yrs.- FULL

7:00-8:15 BTJ 7-11 yrs. 3 spots left

7:00-8:15 Jazz IV

THURSDAY’S

9:30-10:30 BTC 3-4 yrs FULL

10:30-11:30 BTC 4-5 yrs..

4:45-5:45 Leaps & Turns- FULL

4:30-5:30 Appren. Co. Ballet I-FULL

5:00-6:00 Ballet II- FULL

5:30-6:30 Appren. Co. Jazz I*-FULL

5:45-6:45 Teen Ballet - FULL

6:00-7:30 Ballet IV/V-FULL

6:45-7:45 Drill Team/Teen Jazz- 2 spots left

FRIDAY’S

4:00-5:00 BTJ 5-7 yrs. 1 spot left

4:00-5:15 Tumbling II

4:15-5:30 Ballet III/IV-FULL

5:00-6:00 BTC 3-5 yrs. FULL

5:15-6:15 Tumbling I-A FULL

5:30-7:00 Ballet V

6:00-7:00 BTJ 7-11 yrs.

6:15-7:15 Tumbling I-B-FULL

SATURDAY’S

9:00-10:00 Adv. Tap

10:30-11:30 BTJ 4-6 yrs. FULL

11:30-12:30 Int/Adv. Tap

11:30-12:30 BTC 3-5 yrs FULL

10:30-11:20 Co. Technique II/III*

11:30-1:00 Ballet IV/V- FULL

12:30-1:15 Beg/Int. Tap

© Copyright Koenig Dance School, 2011. All Rights Reserved

About us

About Us

Koenig Dance School is dedicated to teaching each student the foundations of dance in a positive and caring environment. With a strong emphasis on ballet, students will build the technique to pursue any avenue in dance. We realize that every student comes to dance class with different goals, and we strive to meet each students’ needs in a nurturing environment with the highest quality of instruction. It is our goal to provide the training that will enable your child to reach his or her full dance potential while building self-esteem, poise, and a true love for dance as an art form.

About Our Studio Floor

In order to provide the best possible training environment for our dancers, we have installed the most innovative and professional dance floor available. It is a true “floating” Marley covered dance floor, which offers the most advanced energy absorption and resilience for dancers, preventing overuse injuries and reducing fatigue.

The Marley floor is accepted worldwide as the best surface layer for recreational to professional dance. Because the Marley is less temperamental than wood floors, dancers don’t have to worry so much about slipping, and can concentrate solely on performing well.

The Importance of Ballet

Ballet is physically and mentally the foundation for all forms of dance. Ballet builds strength, coordination, grace, and balance, as well as awareness and control of the body. Because ballet is so instrumental in developing the technique and athleticism required for all dance styles, we require all of our students to enroll in at least one ballet class, except for those students wishing only to enroll in hip hop, tap, or teen jazz classes. However, for all students, ballet is strongly recommended.

Missed Classes

Classes missed due to inclement weather, holidays, vacation, or illness are non-refundable. Please follow the Klein ISD schedule and weather school closures. We do not offer Make up classes for holiday’s or for children are sick. Our classes generally have waiting lists and therefore we can’t allow students to make them up if the class size is too large due to rules set by our insurance provider.

Dropping A Class

When dropping a class, we must receive the request in writing before the 1st of the month. Any student dropping a class after the 1st will owe tuition for that month. If a student drops all classes and later wishes to re-enroll, the registration fee must be paid again even if re-enrollment takes place in that same school year.

Registration

There is a registration fee of $35.00 per student per year. This fee is due at the time of enrollment, and is non-refundable.

Tuition

Tuition is based on one full school term (August-June), divided into 11 monthly payments. The first payment is due, along with registration fee, at the time of enrollment. Future monthly payments are due the 1st. Although the number of classes may vary per month, the monthly fee remains constant and is based on the annual tuition amount. Tuition is divided into 11 equal payments for simplicity. Note that because tuition is based on a yearly cost, there is no pro-rating for shorter months. of every month, with the final payment due on June 1.

Payments

For tuition payments and other fee’s we require all students to put a credit card or debit card number on file. The tuition will be automatically drafted on the 1st of each month. We do not accept checks or cash payments for security reasons. Anyone who cannot put a credit card on file and wishing to pay by check or cash must pay for the whole first semester (August thru Dec, including costume fees) at registration. They must then pay for the whole second semester (January thru June, including recital fees) by January 1st.

Discount

20 % off tuition for each additional immediate family member living in the same household. Full price is paid for the student taking the most hours of dance class, and the discount is applied to other family member taking equal or fewer class hours.

20% off multiple classes taken by a single student. Full price is paid for the longest class, and all other classes are discounted.

Other

Once a fee or tuition is charged/paid it is non refundable after the payment is received.

A $15 late fee will be assessed for payments not made by the 5th of the month.

If payment is not made within 3 weeks after the due date, the student will not be allowed to participate in class until both the tuition and the late charges have been paid

There will be charge of $25 for all returned checks.

Any chargeback’s reported by customers will be issued a $25 fee for all paperwork and faxes that must be completed.

Recital

At the end of every year, in June, Koenig Dance School will hold a full costumed recital. Every student is REQUIRED to participate, as performing in front of an audience is a key ingredient in the development of a dancer. Recital performances make life long memories and give dancers the chance to show off what they have accomplished to adoring family members and friends. The following recital fees may be paid in advance or by the dates shown. More detailed recital information will be passed out to the student in October.

Costume Fees

• Due by November 1st.

• $75 per costume for child sizes

• $85 per costume for adult sizes

• Performance costumes will not be ordered or released until all current and past due fees are paid.

• Costume fees are non-refundable.

• Some classes will have 2 costumes.

Recital Fees

• Due by February 1st

• $85 for the first child

• $55 for each additional child in the same family.

• The recital fee covers expenses for the auditorium rental, lighting and sound equipment, backdrops, staff, insurance, and

program printing.

• This fee is non refundable.

Class Attire

BALLET: Black leotard, pink tights, pink ballet shoes with sewn elastic. No skirts please. Hair must be neatly pulled back into a bun using a hair tie and bobby pins.

TAP: Leotard (any color), tan or black tights or black jazz pants or boy shorts, black tap shoes. Hair must be pulled back into a secure bun or ponytail. Midriff tops, baggy pants, and T-shirts are not allowed in class.

JAZZ/LYRICAL/DRILL TEAM: Tan or black tights or black jazz pants or boy shorts black jazz shoes. Hair must be pulled off the face and off the neck in a secure ponytail or bun. Midriff tops, baggy pants, and T-shirts are not allowed in class.

HIP HOP: Athletic/dance attire, jazz shoes, secure ponytail.

COMBINATION CLASSES: Black leotard, pink tights, pink ballet shoes with sewn elastic, black tap shoes with loop of black elastic in place of ties. NO skirts please. Hair neatly pulled back into a ponytail or bun.

MALE DANCERS: White or black T-shirt, black tights with bike shorts, or black pants, socks, black dance shoes.

Class Etiquette

• Please be prepared to dance when class begins. It is vital that a dancer participate in warm-up or barre exercises, therefore

if a student is more than 15 minutes late, he or she may not be permitted to enter class.

• Disruptive behavior in class may result in the student’s dismissal from class. If the behavior persists, the student may be

asked to withdraw without refund.

• No jewelry other than small stud-style earrings will be allowed in class.

• Hair must remain intact during class. Please secure hair so that it will not have to be re-fixed during class.

Studio Policies

• No food, gum, candy, drinks, or smoking will be allowed in the studio. Water bottles only are permitted in the studio.

• Children should never be left unattended in the Lobby.

• No running or horseplay. No loud or disruptive noise.

• You are always welcome to observe classes through the viewing windows in our lobby.

Dropping Off and Picking Up Your Child

• Students must wear street shoes and full cover up to and from the studio.

• Please be prompt when picking up your child. Children are not allowed to wait outside for their pick up. If a child has not

been picked up within 10 minutes, the child may be asked to sit inside the dance room or office until his or her ride arrives as

safety is of utmost importance.

Communication

• All announcements made throughout the year will be sent out in a web newsletter, posted on our website as well as the

Koenig Bulletin Board.

• Please make sure that we do have the correct email address on file for your family.

We look forward to teaching your child the joy of dance, enroll today at (281) 374- 8300 or email us atoffice_koenigschoolofdance.com .

Faculty

Meet Our Instructors

Meet the Koenig Directors...

Kristin Sharp, Studio Director

Kristin is the Owner and Studio Director of the Koenig School of Dance, and has taught dance classes for more than seven years. She began studying ballet, tap dance and jazz at the age of three, and has danced under the tutelage of Joee Shapiro and Rebecca Vincent. During high school she continued to study dance, becoming a nationally titled Jersey Village Gold Duster, under the direction of Betty Buchner.

Kristin earned a bachelor’s degree in Business Management with a minor in Dance and Marketing from Texas Tech University. She was Delta Gamma’s dance choreographer, and won many awards. While in college, she began her career as a dance instructor. She taught at many camps throughout Texas, and was selected to be the first Dance Director for The Young Woman’s Christian Association.

Since graduation, Kristin has choreographed for many dance companies in both Houston and Lubbock. She has served as a judge for many competitions, selecting those with the talent and passion for dance that she embodies. Kristin and her husband Thaddeus reside in Cypress, TX.

Angela Holmes, Company Director

Angela Holmes teaches at the High School for the Performing and Visual Arts and throughout the Houston area. She has performed with Theatre Under the Stars in "It's a Wonderful Life" and also with J & D Entertainment. Her award winning choreography has been recognized nationally. Angela became a certified Peak Pilates instructor in 2006. She graduated magna cum laude and outstanding senior in the School of Dance from the University of Arizona with a BFA in Dance. She is a graduate of the High School for the Performing and Visual Arts with dance honors. She has studied dance at Alvin Ailey, School of Pennsylvania Ballet, The Juilliard School, Broadway Theatre Project, and the Limon Institute.

Richard d'Alton, Ballet Director

chard d'Alton is a graduate of the National Ballet School of Cuba. In 2000 he joined the National Ballet of Cuba at the invitation of Prima Ballerina Assoluta, Alicia Alonso. Subsequently he joined the Orlando Ballet at the invitation of renowned dancer Fernando Bujones. As a Principal Artist he has danced roles including Basilio in Don Quixote, Franz in Coppelia, Albretch in Giselle, Colas in La Fille Mal Gardee, Balanchine's Tchaikovsky Pas de Deux, Le Corsaire, Flames of Paris. He has also danced contemporary works by choreographers including Robert North, Alberto Mendez, and Fernando Bujones, among many others.

In 2004 Mr. d'Alton began his teaching career and in six years has risen to the rank of a Master Teacher. Aside from his dancers being offered contracts to companies around the nation including Sarasota Ballet, BalletMet Columbus, Louisville Ballet, and Ballet Austin among others, they have also represented the United States of America in competitions such as the 37th Prix de Lausanne (Switzerland), 5th Nureyev IBC (Budapest), 6th Helsinki IBC (Finland), and the 3rd Sibiu IBC (Romania). His dancers have been accepted to prestigious school including The Royal Ballet School of Antwerp, Canada's Royal Winnipeg Ballet School, Kirov Academy, Houston Ballet's Ben Stevenson Academy, and they have received scholarships to schools such as the Kirov Academy, Bolshoi Ballet Academy, American Ballet Theatre's Summer Intensives, and Texas Ballet Theater.

Mr. d'Alton has been honored to have taught at some of the world's leading ballet schools and companies including The Royal Ballet School (London), Canada's Royal Winnipeg Ballet (and School), the Vienna State Opera Ballet School, and the Norwegian National Ballet School. Currently he is the owner/director of International Ballet of Houston.

Jill d'Alton, Ballet Director

Born in Dublin, Ireland, Ms. d’Alton commenced dance classes at the age of three, working her way through the Royal Academy of Dancing Syllabus, training to a professional dance career. In 1972, Ms. d’Alton joined the Irish National Ballet and portrayed many great roles in ballets such as Pas de Quatre, Yerma, La Ventana Pas de Trois, and all the great full length classical ballets. She worked with artists such as Anton Dolin, Hans Brenna, and Joan Denise Moriarty. She retired from the stage in 1979 after the birth of her son Richard. From 1987-1989, Ms. d’Alton co-directed the Irish Theatre Ballet, Dublin, Ireland.

Ms. d'Alton was the owner and Artistic Director of McAllen Ballet Studio from 1989 to 2006. In 2006 she relocated to Houston, Tx where she became Artistic Director of International Ballet of Houston. Ms. d'Alton has had students accepted to some of the best ballet schools around the globe including Royal Ballet School of Antwerp, Canada's Royal Winnipeg Ballet School, Pacific Northwest Ballet School, Kirov Academy (US), Bolshoi Ballet Academy (US), Houston Ballet's Ben Stevenson Academy, Orlando Ballet School, The School of Washington Ballet, American Ballet Theatre Summer Intensives, and Miami City Ballet School.

Ms. d'Alton's students have competed at some of the world's most prestigious ballet competitions including the 5th Rudolf Nureyev International Ballet Competition in Budapest, 3rd Sibiu International Ballet Competition in Romania and the 37th Prix de Lausanne in Switzerland. They have also been invited to attend such competitions as the 23rd International Ballet Competition in Varna, Bulgaria, and the 2008 Moscow International Ballet Competition. Her students have received recognition, medals, awards, and national press coverage at National Competitions such as Youth America Grand Prix, the American Ballet Competition, World Ballet Competition, New York City Dance Alliance, and Jump. Her dancers have performed as professional artists with companies such as BalletMet Columbus, Cincinnati Ballet, Louisville Ballet, Ballet Florida, Eugene Ballet, Ballet Idaho, and Ballet Austin II. In addition to coaching and working privately with dancers from all over Houston, she is a sought after teacher in the Houston area and is the Ballet Director of Koenig Dance School.

Yenifer Oroili

Andee Wilson

Taylor Kalen

Adrienne Wamhoff

Kristin Sharp Studio Director

Angela Holmes Company Director

Trisha Nees

Kristin Dvorak

Kate Gandra

Jade Whitmire

Richard d'Alton Ballet Director

Jill d'Alton Ballet Director

Contact Us: 9305 Spring Cypress Spring, TX 77379 (281)-374-8300 office_koenigschoolofdance.com Office Hours: Monday- Thursday 4:00pm-7:00pm Saturday 9:30am-12:00pm

Important Dates

Important Dates to remember

KDC Company Showcase: Saturday Febraury 11th _ Klein Collins High School

ALL STUDIO-Recital Rehearsal: June 8th _ Klein Collins High School

ALL STUDIO- RECITAL: June 9th _ Klein Collins High School

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Koenig Dance Co

Showstopper 2011

Stage One 2011

Other Competitions

JUMP

Solo's

MINI

2nd Place

Maddie Otten

2nd Place

Shelby Craze

TEEN

1st Place

Shantenlle Rush

Small Group

BEST OF JUMP

Accepting

Unaccepted

Duet/Trio

Mini

Can't do it alone- 2nd place

Junior

2gether

-2nd place

Petite Small Groups

Rising Star

4th Rockin Robin

Petite Large Groups

Rising Star

5th California Girls

Junior Solos

Shooting Star

1st Dimple

14th Girl From Tennessee

15th You Really Got Me

Junior Duet/Trios

Shooting Star

1st Can’t Do it Alone

7th Preacher Man

Junior Small Groups

Shooting Star

4th St. John

Junior Large Groups

Shooting Star

7th Coin Operated Boy

9th Seven Nation Army

Junior Lines

Shooting Star

1st Friday Night Lights

Teen Small Groups

Shooting Star

5th Drop it Low

Senior Solos

Shooting Star

7th All Around Me

The One Intensive Scholarship Winners

Junior

Maddie Otten

Accepting Unaccepted – Teen Small Group

Crystal Award

1st in category, 3rd overall

Friday Night Lights –Junior Production

Platinum 1st place

5th in category, 8th overall

Your Hands – Junior Small Group

Double Platinum 1st place

1st in category, 13th overall

St. John – Junior Small Group

Double Platinum 1st place

1st in category, 8th overall

7 Nation Army – Junior Large Group

Double Platinum 1st place

1st in category, 4th overall

2gether – Teen Duet

Double Platinum 1st place

1st in category, 7th overall

Coin Operated Boy – Junior Large Group

Crystal Award

1st in category, 3rd overall

Preacher Man – Junior Trio

Double Platinum 1st place

1st in category, 3rd overall

Can’t Do It Alone – Junior Duet

Platinum 1st place

1st in category, 7th overall

As Much as You Lead – Teen Small Group

Platinum 1st place,

1st in category, 6th overall

California Girls – Mini Large Group

Gold 1st place, 1st in category, 12th overall

Rockin Robin – Mini Small Group

Platinum 1st place, 2nd in category, 4th overall

Good Morning – Mini Small Group

Gold 1st place, 5th in category

Go Away – Junior Small Group

Platinum 1st place, 3rd in category, 10th overall

Girl Next Door –Teen Duet Trio

Gold 1st place, 1st in category, 3rd overall

Use Somebody – Teen Small Group

Gold 1st place, 1st in category, 11th overall

Ocean Size Love – Teen Small Group

Gold 1st place 1st in category, 10th overall

Solo’s

Mini’s:

The Rugrat – Korra Kavanaugh

Platinum 1st place

1st in category, 11th overall

Juniors:

Dimple – Maddie Otten

Crystal Award

1st in category, 2nd overall

How Do You Like Me Now – Maddie Otten

Crystal Award

1st in category

Alone – Shelby Craze

Double Platinum 1st place

1st in category, 1st overall

You Really Got Me – Shelby Craze

Double Platinum 1st place

1st in Category

Ain’t No Other Man – Madison Lummus

Double Platinum 1st place

1st in category, 8th overall

Girl Named Tennessee – Kaylee Brown

Double Platinum 1st place

1st in category, 8th overall

Cooler Than Me – Abbigail Eubanks

Double Platinum 1st Place

1st in category, 3rd overall

Hit the Road Jack – Emily Segers

Gold 1st place, 3rd in category

Chantilly Lace – Emily Englebart

Gold 1st place, 4th in category

Goody Goody – Sam Danes

Gold 1st place

5th in category, 8th overall

Teen:

LeCorsaire – Cavin Greenwood

Gold 1st place

1st in category

Roxie- Jessica Fronckiewicz

Platinum 1st place

1st in category

Fallen – Sophia Greenwood

Platinum 1st place,

1st in category, 13th overall

Synergy – Brittany Broussard

Platinum 1st place

2nd in category

Metamorphosis – Megan McQuay

Platinum 1st place

3rd in category, 13th overall

Feel You Like a River – Cavin Greenwood

Silver, 8th in category

Passion – Hayley Neels

Platinum 1st place

2nd in category, 6th overall

She’s No Good – Chandler Cloy

Gold 1st place, 3rd in category

Down to Me – Hayley Neels

Platinum 1st place

2nd in category

Breathe Me – Gabby Hicks

Gold 1st place

4th in category

Wintersong – Jessica Fronkiewicz

Double Platinum 1st place

1st in category, 5th overall

Apologize – Kaleigh Kavenaugh

Double Platinum 1st place

1st in category, 11th overall

Bebe – Rebekah Morrow

Double Platinum 1st place

1st in category, 10th overall

Coppelia – Brittany Broussard

Platinum 1st place

1st in category, 14th overall

Paquita – Kaleigh Kavanaugh

Platinum 1st place

2nd in category

Talisman – Sophia Greenwood

Platinum 1st place

3rd in category

Flames of Paris – Rebekah Morrow

Platinum 1st place

1st in category

Senior:

Love Song – Shantelle Rush

Platinum 1st place

1st in category, 8th overall

All Around Me – Jennifer Wisler

Platinum 1st place

2nd in category, 8th overall

Nexstar 2011

SOLO's

Junior

1st - Dimple - Maddie Otten

2nd - Alone - Shelby Craze

3rd - Girl Named Tennessee - Kaylee Brown

9th - Ain’t No Other Man - Madison Lummus

Teen

1st - La Esmeralda - Rebekah Morrow

2nd - Flames of Paris - Brittney Broussard

9th - Apologize -Kaleigh Kavanaugh

Teen

1st - Roxie - Jessica Fronckiewicz

2nd - Come Down To Me - Hayley Neels

9th - She’s No Good -Chandler Cloy

Senior

4th Jennifer Wisler

SMALL GROUP

Junior

2nd Your Hands

4th St. John

LARGE GROUP

Juniors

1st Coin Operated Boy

2nd 7 Nation Army

Teen

1st As Much As You Lead

3rd Ocean Size Love

5th Use Somebody

JUNIOR-DUET/TRIO

1st Preacher Man

2nd Can’t Do It Alone

Petite Groups

Small

1st Rockin Robin

Large

3rd California Girls

IBH

INTERNATIONAL BALLET OF HOUSTON is an elite Training Program for young dancers. We are currently housed at Koenig Dance School in Spring, Texas. Please feel free to browse our site. All photos and videos are of current and former IBH dancers, unless otherwise noted.

IBH was established on September 5th 2006, and since then, our dancers have acheived an array of accomplishments. Among the schools they have been accepted to include: Royal Ballet School of Antwerp, Canada's Royal Winnipeg Ballet School, San Francisco Ballet School, Houston Ballet's Ben Stevenson Academy, American Ballet Theatre, Summer Intensives, and Miami City Ballet School. They have been offered scholarships to: Kirov Academy (Washington), Bolshoi Ballet Academy (US), Boston Ballet School, Texas Ballet Theater School, Orlando Ballet School, Princeton Ballet School, Atlanta Ballet Centre for Dance Education, and Ballet Austin School.

IBH dancers have represented the United States of America in prestigious competitions including: 5th Ruldolf Nureyev IBC in Budapest, Hungary, 37th Prix de Lausanne in Switzerland, 6th Helsinki International Ballet Competition in Finland, and the 3rd Sibiu IBC in Romania. They have also been invited to participate in the 2008 Moscow International Ballet Competition in Russia, and the 23rd Varna International Ballet Competition in Bulgaria.

IBH dancers have received professional offers to companies around the world including Ballet Sibiu (Romania), Ballet de Printemps (Canada), Cincinnati Ballet, Louisville Ballet, BalletMet Columbus, Sarasota Ballet, and Ballet Idaho.

2012 Summer Intensive June 4th through June 22nd

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Recital

Koenig recital 2012

Recital parent Meetings are scheduled for the week of April 30th-May 5th during class

Just a reminder recital fees are due Feb 1st

2012 Recital is set for June 9th, 2012

Newsletters

October 2011 Newsletter.pdf

KDC Rehearsals

Zumba

Zumba at Koenig

Tuesday's

9:15am-10:15am

6:15pm-7:15pm

Wednesday's

9:15am-115am

Thursday's

7:30pm-8:30pm

What is Zumba?

Zumba Fitness® is the only Latin-inspired dance-fitness program that blends red-hot international music, created by Grammy Award-winning producers, and contagious steps to form a "fitness-party" that is downright addictive.

Since its inception in 2001, the Zumba program has grown to become the world's largest – and most successful – dance-fitness program with more than 12 million people of all shapes, sizes and ages taking weekly Zumba classes in over 110,000 locations across more than 125 countries. All CLasses at Koenig are taught by certified Zumba Instructors.

Classes are just $5 No contracts No registration

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