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-The Zumba Class is a dance class based on Latin-American music - Involves certain interesting aerobics movements.
-There are different types of moves that change depending on the music or the topic that the professor chooses for each class.
- Is given in a empty classroom, which have a huge mirror.
- Is a method that people use to feel free and relax.
-What I really wanted to see is why everyone talking about this class?
-What is this so amazing?

First Time:
-I felt very lost because I had another perspective about what this class was really about
- I observed people standing up and choosing a particular spot in front of the mirror
- Relax music and people stretching and getting their bodies warm.
- After stretching the professor announced the topic of the day, Merengue music (is a very unique style that comes from Latin-American countries. Is similar to “salsa” music, and it is a very move dance)
- Everyone atomically choose his or her partner
- People were laughing at themselves and having a good time.
- At almost the end of the class,I notice that most of the people were tiered and thirsty.\

Second.

* Other Professor. * Different way to teach. * This method was more entertaining. * We did our own move and we shared with the class. * The class was full. We did not have enough space to dance. * I also observed how people enjoy and had a great time dancing * Team spirit was an important roll during the class

Third. * People have good shape. * They seem to be healthy and energetic. * People were distracted with a sound that the air conditioner was making. * He used a Latin-American music that is called “reggueton” (This music is unique and it’s dance by moving your hips and making strong and sexy steps). * More dynamic and fun * The people started to get anxious. * Some of them follow the steps quicker than others

Conclusions * I notice that each Zumba

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