Belly dancing at the USC
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Belly dancing originated in ancient Mesopotamia. It was a folk dance, accompanied bij drums and tambourines. Over the centuries it spread throughout the Middle East and North Africa and changed in to what we now know as belly dancing. In belly dancing, called 'raqs' in Arabic, one mostly dances with the shoulders, buttocks and hips. But all movements are supported by the entire body. That's why you need to be in good physical condition, a belly dancer sometimes dances 20 minutes on end. And the entire body is in motion. Belly dancing is Oriental and Orginal, so sign up for this course!
Week schedule 2020-2021
Click here for the provisional sport schedule 2020-2021.
This course is on offer in Unit 1, 3 and 5.
FROM COUCH POTATO TO GO-GETTER!
Dancing is an ideal way to relax after a hard day’s work or study. It is also a perfect way for the expressive sports person to let their creative energy flow. Above all it is a fun way to make new contacts and expand your social network with an active and creative pastime. At the USC you can choose from a wide variety of dance classes at all levels of experience which ensures your weekly dance class will never become boring!