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I suggested that ladies learn some sexy moves? Sadie is the most viewed Belly Dancer on youtube. If you can't see why, then I'm so done talking to you. :D
Now, I've had a love affair with belly dancing for as long as I can remember. Watch this video and get inspired. Really, the benefits of belly dancing are tremendous. I mean in addition to the fabulous, awesomely sexy costumes. Ok fine , that's the first benefit, but the others are just as important.
So here are my top tens for starting a belly dance class or video program.
1) Awesome costumes. No really these are freaking fantabulous!
See, told ya fantabulous costumes, IJS
2) Cardio. I know doc, that should have been first but did you see the costume? Duh, priorities. Anyhoo, Cardio YES Yes Yes. Belly dance is a fabulous form of cardio exercise. Happy ♥!
3) Improved posture. The moves of Belly Dance rely on a strong core, and spine. Proper posture in performing the dance is imperitave and far reaching in that the moves transfer into our every day life and posture.
4) Increased blood circulation. Yes all those shimmies, shakes and pops will get that blood flowing in all the right places.
5) Improved muscle tone. Undulating hips, hip drops and arm stances will improve your core muscles as well as your lower and upper body.
6) Weight loss. Cardio + Movement + Muscle memory = Weight Loss Simple math, and sexy fun.
7) Stress reduction. Dancing, exercise, cardio all go a long way to reduce stress. Belly Dance can also increase our self-esteem & sex drive thus reducing our stress levels further.
8) No - Low Impact exercise. Traditional Raqs sharqi is considered by medical professionals as no to low impact while more rural or tribal types of belly dance like Beledi may be low impact due to the step force of the dancer.
9) Arm strengthening without bulk. Holy batwings sisters, Belly Dance tones up the arms in a way like nothing outside of it and without bulking up.
10)Aid in digestion. All those belly undulations help with digestion. It's true, google it! Not to mention that the core strengthening while assisting in digestion it also helps to improve and ease childbirth and works the pelvic muscles!
Oh and did I mention it's super sexy. The muscle memory of belly dance relays directly to the bedroom and the moves, those undulations, hip drops and thrusts are oh so fun to employ in both the tease and the please stages of sex and intimacy.
There are about 697,495.3 dvds out there dedicated to belly dance, each one with its own merits. Also most urban areas will have a zumba class and if you can find that, you can find a belly dance class as well. There are a tonne of resources online just for sexy belly dancers out there.
I've been belly dancing for years, for sexy fun and stress relief. One of the things that I love about belly dance (aside from super sexy) is that it's not size restrictive. I have seen some gorgeous curvy chickas shake and shimmy right along with their skinny sisters.
So get active, stay safe, start those shimmies and as always...
Stay Curvy...
I suggested that ladies learn some sexy moves? Sadie is the most viewed Belly Dancer on youtube. If you can't see why, then I'm so done talking to you. :D
Now, I've had a love affair with belly dancing for as long as I can remember. Watch this video and get inspired. Really, the benefits of belly dancing are tremendous. I mean in addition to the fabulous, awesomely sexy costumes. Ok fine , that's the first benefit, but the others are just as important.
So here are my top tens for starting a belly dance class or video program.
1) Awesome costumes. No really these are freaking fantabulous!
See, told ya fantabulous costumes, IJS
2) Cardio. I know doc, that should have been first but did you see the costume? Duh, priorities. Anyhoo, Cardio YES Yes Yes. Belly dance is a fabulous form of cardio exercise. Happy ♥!
3) Improved posture. The moves of Belly Dance rely on a strong core, and spine. Proper posture in performing the dance is imperitave and far reaching in that the moves transfer into our every day life and posture.
4) Increased blood circulation. Yes all those shimmies, shakes and pops will get that blood flowing in all the right places.
5) Improved muscle tone. Undulating hips, hip drops and arm stances will improve your core muscles as well as your lower and upper body.
6) Weight loss. Cardio + Movement + Muscle memory = Weight Loss Simple math, and sexy fun.
7) Stress reduction. Dancing, exercise, cardio all go a long way to reduce stress. Belly Dance can also increase our self-esteem & sex drive thus reducing our stress levels further.
8) No - Low Impact exercise. Traditional Raqs sharqi is considered by medical professionals as no to low impact while more rural or tribal types of belly dance like Beledi may be low impact due to the step force of the dancer.
9) Arm strengthening without bulk. Holy batwings sisters, Belly Dance tones up the arms in a way like nothing outside of it and without bulking up.
10)Aid in digestion. All those belly undulations help with digestion. It's true, google it! Not to mention that the core strengthening while assisting in digestion it also helps to improve and ease childbirth and works the pelvic muscles!
Oh and did I mention it's super sexy. The muscle memory of belly dance relays directly to the bedroom and the moves, those undulations, hip drops and thrusts are oh so fun to employ in both the tease and the please stages of sex and intimacy.
There are about 697,495.3 dvds out there dedicated to belly dance, each one with its own merits. Also most urban areas will have a zumba class and if you can find that, you can find a belly dance class as well. There are a tonne of resources online just for sexy belly dancers out there.
I've been belly dancing for years, for sexy fun and stress relief. One of the things that I love about belly dance (aside from super sexy) is that it's not size restrictive. I have seen some gorgeous curvy chickas shake and shimmy right along with their skinny sisters.
So get active, stay safe, start those shimmies and as always...
Stay Curvy...
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