Dance with Kerry-Ann is taking a break while I relocate……
Thanks for the dancing so far.
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FAQ
Most frequent questions and answers
Yes, everyone is welcome to Sit-Walk-Dance. All that is required is a willingness to join in silence.
- Wear clothes that allow you to sit and move in comfort, with layers to keep warm or cool.
- Bare feet are fine or soft shoes that allow you to move with ease
- Bring a drink bottle
What if I haven’t danced before or danced like this before?
Sit-Walk-Dance is a simple way to give movement a go. Most of us can sit and walk and so the dance is just an extension of this. The teacher will guide you with ideas if you find yourself stuck.
No, you can attend as you want AND Sit-Walk-Dance works well as a weekly practice
What will I experience at Sit-Walk-Dance?
- Participants report feeling more settled and calmer, at the same time as growing a sense of grounded energy.
- Whether you are feeling restless, stuck or ready to party each part of the Sit-Walk-Dance allows you to move whatever you are feeling.
- It is reported that people who dance regularly are healthier, have keener minds and a calmer presence. Open Floor is an embodied movement practice bringing self-awareness, mindfulness, and purpose to life.
Dear Kerry-Ann
Thank you for the wonderful opportunity this afternoon to reconnect with my stillness, with my moving body and my heart space this afternoon. The cycle of sitting, walking and dancing, (all experienced within a thoughtful, yet playful musical setting) offered us such easy and fluid movement. … I found it a delightful and entrancing invitation to ‘come home’. Safe yet spacious. Thank you. Evelyn
I felt it would be a place where I could safely express myself. I didn’t need to push my creaky body if I didn’t want to. I liked the possibility of being around others who also liked the express themselves freely.
I have found it very grounding and connecting. It gives me space to be completely in the moment and to wholly give to me.
“Stifling an urge to dance is bad for your health – it rusts your spirit and your hips.”
Dear Kerry_Ann, its been such a joy to share these classes with you over the years. A very uplifting group of people you gather together.
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