The Dance4Ever Community has been always a massive part of our lives, and I’m sure we all want to stay that way.Our roots are local, small, independent, and we are on a mission to help you all to be healthier, to feel and look your best. In these hard times, we find ourselves in, we need each other. We need to have some normality and positive time for our minds to help us get through Read more…
Hi, I am Gail. I am a military wife, and have recently moved to the area” With 13 military moves behind me, these words have become tedious; however I’ll start again. Hi I’m Gail H. An Essex Girl, who is looking forward to eventually going home. I worked in the city for 22 years in the Marine Insurance market. I was that girl who jumped on moving trains and ran up escalators. Life was good, Read more…
Hello my name is Nigel Crampin and I celebrated my 50th birthday last year with all my family and some friends. So Why would a youngish man want to join a group of senior ladies for a Zumba class? Here is the answer! I was born with Spina Bifida in the little Frimley hospital back in the day when it was almost unheard of. My mother was a sister there and had nursed a child Read more…
Hi! My name is Anne S, I am 59 years old and and have been married to Miles for nearly 37 years. We have three children aged 27, 25 and 23, although none of them lives at home any more. Having worked in a bank, been a full-time mum and finally employed in a primary school as a special needs assistant and also school secretary, I decided to take early retirement at Christmas 2015. I’m Read more…
I am delighted to tell my story and be Aprils 2017 ‘calendar girl’ for this monthly newsletter. Thankfully, no nudity or cherry tarts will feature in this short story of my journey riding along with the Dance4ever community! My trip started 18 months ago when my neighbour asked me to tag along to a dance class she had been to before. With no real rhythm or co-ordination to speak of, I was really not Read more…
Hi, my name is Mo and my journey with Dance4Ever began a year ago, in January 2016. Back in the 1980’s, I was one of the many young mums who joined aerobics classes – leotard clad (impossible if you wanted to go to the loo) leg warmers, sweat bands etc; all budding Jane Fondas – I always loved the dance routines and the music. Then, when the children were older I went back to work. Read more…
My first introduction to Zumba was four years ago, following a leaflet drop in Sandhurst. My daughter wanted to lose weight after the birth of her second child and, having broken my leg earlier in the year, I agreed to try it with her in the hope that it would improve muscle strength in this, now weakened, leg. I struggled, however, with Zumba fitness and it was suggested that I try Zumba Gold. I really Read more…
I actually started writing this back in 2015, didn’t complete, so here it goes. My name is Jo-Anne. Back in the beginning of 2015 with my 70th birthday fast approaching, I decided I needed more physical exercise, other than the walking I already did back in my life, and having always done aerobics / yoga up until moving to Camberley in 2001. Life was busy then decorating our new home, getting to know the area and Read more…
Dance where do I start ! well here goes. I started ballet at the age of four, it was because of the dress and the lovely fluffy bolero and of course the pink shoes, this only lasted for a year in the co-op village hall where I lived. Did not dance much after that as a young girl, but in my teenage years it was parties, never eating any of the food that was provided, Read more…
Hi again everyone. It’s been about a year since I last published my story on the dance4ever newsletter. Over the past year, much has changed in my life with my wedding, my weight loss, and my move to the New Forest in the near future. It’s going to be so hard to leave the dance4ever family, but hence, life moves on. I will continue doing Zumba, and hope to find classes that I will enjoy. Read more…