Moreno Valley Recreation Brings in Exciting Classes for 2015
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The class bows as they take the stage to demonstrate the skills they have learned.
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Each group of students performed based on their level. The "White Belt" students are seen here demonstrating their basic moves.
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Jessica Williams is a class instructor for the newest class being offered at the Recreation Center, called "Keys to Life".
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Folkloric dance students of all ages took the stage to show off their talent.
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Folkloric students stayed on stage as the Zumba class performed. They burned 300 calories as they danced their way through a handful of songs.
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Each student put their skills to the test as they went one-on-one with another student.
March 12, 2015 at 01:07pm. Views: 122
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