Festival of Firsts – Tribal Bellydancing With Jasmin Victoria

This class was nice, the studio is well located in D2, the structure of the room is very good with nice huge mirrors. The class had about 10 girls and Jasmin is extremely sweet and friendly. We did some stretching to warm up and after a bit of dancing. It was an introductory class so the movements were all pretty basic.
I could see it was good for the body in terms of making the muscles firm and developing awareness. Nice class!

I cannot believe it took me so long to try out belly dancing!
Being from a family of dancers and being myself a sport addict, I usually have very high expectations, but it was clear from the warm-​up that Jasmin is not only a great teacher, she’s also a very complete dancer.
The class was challenging and interesting, and it was a perfect introduction to the genre, giving us an insight into its complexity, beauty, variety and benefits. I came out of it so happy and invigorated with only one simple question: «Where do I sign up?»

I went for an introduction to tribal bellydancing class with Jasmin last week, and holey smokes that girl has moves!
Jasmin was brilliant at explaining the whole history behind bellydancing first, and then gradually introducing the different moves to us, although it took us Irish folk a fair bit more time to stray away from our old, rigid-​arms, nothing-​moves-​above-​the-​waist roots!..
I think it’s safe to say that her continuous encouragement made everyone feel increasingly at ease as the class went on, and even I started to feel my inner belly dancing guru come out when she introduced funky music to the scenario!..
All-​in-​all it was a really enjoyable class, and a nice gentle muscle-​workout (not too strenuous, but still satisfying to know you worked muscles that you never even realised you had before!). I’d definitely recommend it as a fun hen-​party activity to try.
A big thanks to Jasmin Victoria for doing it!