They have three locations, so no matter where you live around Atlanta, one is always a short drive away. Classes are on almost every day of the week, where you can come during lunch, late afternoon on weekends, or evening classes ranging from 6pm to 8 pm start times, and begin frequently. There are three basic types of classes: choreography, where you learn a dance in six sessions; technique, where you learn a lot of the fundamental technique of bellydancing and each class you put some small combination to music, and walk in and workout, where you can work up a sweat while looking cute and jingling the coin sash, which really doesn?t feel like working out but you are drenched in sweat by the time it?s over. 2. This studio is great not only for dancing, but also for shopping! I have blown quite a few paychecks here because of all the gorgeous stuff available! They have all kinds of cute coin sashes, belly dancing wear, caftans, sword, candles and any other props that professional belly dancers use, at very reasonable prices. In order to begin, just come to a class (check the website), get any kind of hip scarf with coins in it, and you are on your way to learning new moves and burning calories. Dancing here is a huge confidence booster, and the hour flies by so quickly that every time, you wish that you could stay longer (and you can ? some classes are back to back!) With only $50 for a six week class if you register three days before the deadline, this is the cheapest place with the highest quality around. The teachers do not waste time and try to do the least amount possible?they will have you working hard within the first two minutes after stretching.
Pros: learn to dance like a pro and burn fat
Cons: some classes you want to take may overlap
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