New burlesque studio Choo La La opens in Port Melbourne
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C’mon ladies, let’s see you shake your tail feather.
Port Phillip women cancan empower themselves, learn to dance and get fit all at the same time with a new burlesque studio opening in Port Melbourne.
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Choo La La is a dance school for women of all abilities, with Port Melbourne one of its many locations across Australia.
Founder Mel Cherrett said the studio allowed like-minded women to feel sexy in a supportive and empowering environment.
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“Choo La La is such a special place where women can come and feel safe to express themselves,” she said.
Instructor Roseanne Lathouras said burlesque dance was a great fitness outlet, as it worked all the muscle groups.
“Dancing lengthens the muscles, increases flexibility and range of motion in joints,” she said.
Ms Lathouras said Choo La La taught all experience levels from beginner to advanced.
“I have always loved attending dance classes with other women where there was an opportunity to explore sexy moves and be cheeky with our movement without being judged,” she said.
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“Choo La La strongly stands to create an environment for fitness, expression, empowerment and community.
“It’s a sisterhood, a tribe of women who all support each other, laugh and have fun.”
Port Melbourne Choo La La is located on Liardet St and runs classes on Thursday nights.
Visit choolala.com.au or email admin@choolala.com.au
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