o 3-5pm on Saturday April 10th 2010: Beginners Bellydance Workshop!

Suitable for complete beginners, all shapes and sizes!

This workshop will cover the some of the fundamentals of bellydance and put them together in a short choreography - come along and bring a friend!

Held at The Yoga Room, 5 Forth St, Edinburgh (just off Broughton St near the Omni Centre & John Lewis). This venue does not have mirrors.

Pay in advance to book your space:
o £10 per student ONLY 2 PLACES LEFT

Beginners Workshop

Beginners Bellydance Workshop £10.00

o 7.30-8.30pm on Thursdays: (Leith) Beginners classes
2010 term dates: Jan 21st - Mar 25th 2010 (not Feb 25th, not Mar 18th)

Suitable for complete beginners, all shapes and sizes!
Held at the Dance Studio at Out of the Blue Drill Hall, Dalmeny St, Edinburgh (just off Leith Walk nr Pilrig Church). This venue has mirrors.

Pay on the day:
o £5 per class on the day

Suitable for complete beginners, all shapes and sizes!
Held at The Yoga Room, 5 Forth St, Edinburgh (just off Broughton St near the Omni Centre & John Lewis). This venue does not have mirrors.

There are some drop-in spaces available. Pay on the day:
o £5 per class on the day

o 8.30-9.30pm on Wednesdays: Edinburgh Improvers / Intermediate classes
Classes run Jan 20th - Mar 17th 2009 (not Feb 24th)

Suitable for students who have completed a beginners' course. All shapes and sizes welcome!
Held at The Yoga Room, 5 Forth St, Edinburgh (just off Broughton St near the Omni Centre & John Lewis)

This class is full.

I offer private lessons to take place in your own home. The cost for this is £35/hour for Edinburgh locations. Outwith this additional travel expenses apply.

If you have any questions about the above classes and workshops, please contact me. Concessionary prices are available for people who are students, unemployed or retired.

Please note: to ensure quality teaching & learning classes are generally restricted to a maximum of 10 students. Advance booking is recommended (required for some classes).

General advice for all classes: wear comfortable clothing & bring a scarf long enough to tie around your hips. Jeans & tight trousers are usually not suitable as they tend to restrict your hip movements. It is a good idea to bring a bottle of water to class as well.

The style of bellydance taught is predominantly 'Classic Egyptian' with elements of Raqs Sharqi, Tribal Fusion and anything else that I have discovered and find beautiful. I encourage students to make their own style and to pick and choose the elements that have resonance with them.

©2010 Shelley Skipper