A: It’s the perfect combination of exercise and dance; health and beauty.
As a form of exercise, belly dance is easy to learn. Unlike Latin dances, the moves are simpler and not limited by the participant’s age and physique. It helps to tighten your body and enhances your body form.
As an art of dance, it is beautiful, sexy, and liberating. This exotic art will unleash the goddess inside of you. There is no need for a partner, so you can fully rediscover your feminine beauty every time the music starts.

A: No. Belly dancing is suitable for dancers of all levels and backgrounds, even for those who have never danced before.

A: Yes, Belly Dancing can help you shape your sexy figure. It affectively helps you to burn the excess fat at the abdominal, thighs, and buttock regions.

A: At Yarose, you will be submerged in a learning environment created for you by a team of professional instructors of belly dance while having fun. Besides, the studio locations are chosen for your convenience. With a carefully prepared curriculum, you will be introduced to the most authentic form ( please refer to Q5)

A: Each program lasts 8 weeks with 1 class per week.
First 4 classes will introduce the basics and one basic combination each class. The Second half will concentrate on performing a complete dance. Upon completion of the program, you should be able to groove to the music freely.
Consistently following the curriculum will also give your body eight refreshing exercising sessions, a great start to building or maintaining a good physique.
Students with potential have the opportunity to join the Yarose Dance Team and to have varieties of Performance chances.

A: Typically you will need a scarf to be used as a waist band, light and fitted cloth (so you can see the movement of your waistline), and a pair of soft shoes (barefoot is also fine).

A: Belly Dance can be traced back to Ancient Egypt, more than 3500 years ago, evident on the paintings found in the colossal Egyptian structures built hundreds of centuries before Christ. There are many legends about this ancient dance.
Among the most well known legends, it was said that a woman advised her pregnant sister to mimic the movements of snakes to ensure a smooth delivery. Egyptians say the dance originated from the time of Pharaohs and pyramids as before mentioned; Greeks believe the dance is an ancient tribal ritual passed down from prehistoric times; Persians treated the dance as a mystic and private religious ritual and sultans ordered the dance in their prestigious courts.