Oasis for Dance - Belly dance school in Auckland, New Zealand

We are a belly dance school that cares about your well being.

Belly dance also known as ‘Oriental Dance' or ‘Raks Sharki' in Arabic is one of the most feminine and beautiful dance form.

Why joining 'RAKS SHARKI' (Belly Dance)?

Dallia in blue/orange costume

 

  • It is the new fitness solution for busy women with the 'fun factor'
  • It is a low impact workout with emphasis on core stability and mastery of technique
  • It tones and conditions your body
  • it comes with great music, exciting moves, noisy coin belts and its own special dress code. 
  • you don't need a dance partner and can feel free to move.
  • You will be part of a supportive community of women
  • it will boost your self-esteem
  • It is energizing
  • It has a healing effect on emotions

Oasis for Dance is offering belly dancing classes and workshops in our beautiful studio 'The Oasis' in Glen Innes, Auckland.

 

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Belly dance can also be done by men. Read this article 'Oriental Dance: It isn't just for women' to get more information on male bellydance.

For more specific information on different belly dance or Middle Eastern Dance Styles, go to my Links page or Wikipedia.


View the objectives of our belly dance school Oasis for Dance.

 

Watch Dallia performing

 



Dallia dances Oriental Style Bellydance to 'Bahlam Beek'.

 

 

We are committed to the following objectives.

1. To promote self confidence, self esteem, health and enjoyment in women of all shapes, sizes and ages by teaching the art of bellydancing


2. To celebrate life, creativity and community


3. To couple technique and precision with enthusiasm, passion and fun.


4. To provide a relaxed, joyful and safe environment.


5. To contribute to the understanding of the dance by educating the public and performing in a way that expresses and celebrates the sensual, the feminine, the passionate and the joy in the dance, thereby helping to dispel the stigma often associated with this art.

 

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