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“Zumba in the Park – Mat-Su” Promoting a Healthy Lifestyle Through Dance

May 20, 2019 | Archive



Contributed by Lhing Mcneal

Kabayan Inc. Filipino-American Community of Matsu will be hosting this event for the very first time as part of our Health & Wellness Program in partnership with Matsu Health Foundation. This is a FREE Community Zumba class, and this is a great activity for any participant of any athletic ability to be able to enjoy and dance to the Latin music outdoors. A perfect way to exercise and have fun with the whole family. Come party and dance into shape, tone your muscle and improve your overall health.

We will meet at the Wonderland Park lawn area every Saturday at 3 pm for the whole month of June & July. This event will be conducted by Alaska Challenge Fitness Certified Zumba Instructors, these ladies will inspire you to get out of your comfort zone and will teach you to dance like nobody is watching. So, get ready with your workout gear and join us bring your energy and we will see you in the park!

July 27 at 11 am is “End of the Season Party” we will have food, music and raffle. Earn a ticket every time you attend a class and win amazing prizes. Don’t forget to bring water and towel.

If you want to know more about us and would like an update, please ‘LIKE” us https://www.facebook.com/filipinoamericancommunityofmatsu or visit our website kabayaninc.com.

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