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Raising Money the Zumba Way!

Raising Money the Zumba Way!

On Sunday 19th November we hosted our first charity Zumbathon, and it was an amazing success! We had an impressive turnout of 14 Zumba® instructors and over 100 participants, all coming together for 2 hours of energetic Zumba. This form of exercise enables everyone to dance to great music and get fit in a fun way. We worked out to slow and fast rhythms which are based on simple versions of salsa, merengue, cumbia and reggaeton dancing. Not only did we have a blast, but we also managed to raise over £900 for Dementia Oxfordshire!

The atmosphere in the hall was simply electric. It was a gathering of all ages and abilities, creating an entirely inclusive environment that buzzed with incredible vitality and passion.

Zumba teacher in yellow t-shirt giving encouragement
Zumba teacher on stage
Zumba teacher dancing fast

Take a look at our photo gallery below and see how marvellous everyone was in taking part to raise money for Dementia Oxfordshire.

Here are a few videos from the day.

A huge round of applause goes out to all of our energetic participants and the fantastic Zumba instructors!

The whole crew at the charity zumbathon for dementia oxfordshire

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2 thoughts on “Raising Money the Zumba Way!”

  1. Thank you for hosting such a great event and posting such a lovely selection of photos and videos. I hope we can do it again.
    I am in the portrait of me my wife and son

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    • You’re very welcome Keith.
      As you can tell, we had a blast hosting the event as well!

      We’re just trying to figure out when we can do something similar again!

      – Ross

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