Aug 10, 2017
In Motion Training Center, a Hemet, California dance studio, launched an updated schedule for the month of August. Parents in Hemet and San Jacinto can enroll their children to the studio’s many dancing, cheerleading and tumbling classes.
Hemet, United States - August 10, 2017 /PressCable/ —
In Motion Training Center, a professional dance studio based in Hemet, California, announced a schedule update for the end of summer and the beginning of the new school year. The gym offers professional dance, tumbling and cheerleading classes for children aged three and above.
More information can be found at http://inmotiontrainingcenter.com.
Physical exercise is a powerful way to maintain adequate physical and psychological health while also offering children various opportunities to make new friends and learn important social skills.
In Motion Training Center is a professional studio offering dance, cheerleading and gymnastics classes for children. The studio has updated its schedule for the month of August.
The Hemet dance studio provides a variety of professional dance classes, covering all popular genres – from ballet to jazz and hip hop. The dance classes are held by Tracy Smith, a professional dance instructor with extensive experience working with children of all ages. Ms. Smith focuses on helping children explore the various artistic possibilities of different dance genres, in an effort to allow them to develop their own unique styles.
In Motion Training Center also offers complete tumbling classes. Children in Hemet and San Jacinto can learn skills such as hand stands, bridges, backhand springs, layouts and various others.
Cheerleading classes are also available, with routines combining dancing and tumbling elements in original choreographies.
Professional instructor Nick Nichols holds the tumbling and cheerleading classes, working closely with each child to ensure a healthy, instructive and entertaining experience.
The studio also works with other professional, licensed and certified dance instructors, offering children a variety of training opportunities in all styles of dancing, gymnastics and cheerleading.
Parents can now find all available classes for August, as well as the instructors holding them, by visiting the company’s official website at http://inmotiontrainingcenter.com/schedule.
Interested parties can find more information at the above-mentioned websites.
Contact Info:
Name: Nick Nicholls
Organization: In Motion Training Center
Address: 4000 E Florida Ave #116, Hemet, California 92544, United States
Phone: +1-951-251-4644
For more information, please visit http://www.inmotiontrainingcenter.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 227403
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