Arthur Murray Dance Studio Tacoma, Tacoma, WA Videos
Videos by Arthur Murray Dance Studio Tacoma in Tacoma. Changing People's Lives Through Dancing
Closed next Saturday as well!! We’ll see you back in the studio on Saturdays starting again in September, great job to our students at Glowcase, we were so impressed and inspired by your heats & routines. Let’s make the next one even better!
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Closed next Saturday as well!! We’ll see you back in the studio on Saturdays starting again in September, great job to our students at Glowcase, we were so impressed and inspired by your heats & routines. Let’s make the next one even better!
Bronze I ➡️ Bronze II 🎓 We’re so excited to continue watching you grow into the lovely dancer you’re becoming! Keep up the amazing work Rachel, excellent work on your first routine with us!
This upcoming showcase is going to be incredible, stay tuned to see the finished product of these demos! Great job to students Karen, Nikki, Rob and Audrey, alongside their instructors Zach, Ty, and Shannon!! So proud of the work you’ve put into your dancing! 🤍🕺💃🏻
Thank you Arthur Murray for putting on such a wonderful event, and huge thanks to our students for making it possible. Looking forward to next!! #UniqueDORA2024
Dancing is a holistic art and sport that engages the mind, body, and social aspects, contributing to improved cognitive function and overall well-being. Some of our favorite benefits are listed below, did we miss anything?? 1. Improved Memory: Learning dance routines stimulates the brain, enhancing memory retention and recall abilities. 2. Enhanced Focus and Attention: Dancing requires concentration on movements, music, and coordination, which can improve focus over time. 3. Mood Enhancement: Dancing often involves music and physical activity, both of which can elevate mood and reduce stress, positively impacting cognitive function. 4. Coordination and Motor Skills: Practicing dance steps improves coordination and motor skills, maintaining or enhancing these abilities as we age. 5. Brain Plasticity: Learning new dance routines encourages neural pathways to develop and adapt, promoting brain plasticity and cognitive flexibility. 6. Social Interaction: Many dance forms involve social engagement, which is beneficial for cognitive health by reducing feelings of isolation and promoting social connections. 7. Executive Function: Dance can improve executive functions such as planning, multitasking, and decision-making, as dancers often need to coordinate complex movements and sequences.
Such a fun party & demonstration from instructors Zach & Pixxie last Friday! Come join us tonight at 7:45 for CLUB NIGHT!
Suite moves at the Rainiers game tonight 😎 so grateful for nights like these, thank you for showing up & out- see you back in the studio for Friday party tomorrow! 🎉🍾🪩
We had so much fun this Friday party and SO MUCH fun at our sponsor indoor picnic, thank you all for being apart of this amazing community. We cherish these memories and welcome anyone who wants to get involved in our sponsor party shenanigans.
Come next Friday at 7:00 for group and a party to get some inspiration for your next demo! 😉 Would you do a demo?