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Zumba!
Dance workout heats-up city
The latest fitness craze is coming to Milledgeville this Friday when people can attend a free Zumba class at Georgia College and State University.
Zumba is a Latin-dance aerobics workout that allows participants to sweat to Latin beats while performing dance steps.
“It’s a newer form of exercise,” said instructor Teresa Clampitt. “It’s a lot more fun than a typical aerobics workout. You feel like you’re dancing, but the nice thing about it is that you don’t need to know how to dance. I don’t have a dance background at all — I’m an aerobics instructor — and anything I’ve learned about dance, I’ve learned from Zumba.”
Clampitt has taught aerobics for several years, but it wasn’t until recently that she discovered Zumba, she said.
For the complete story, see the Thursday, Aug. 30 edition.
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