CHECK OUT JAZZERCISE ON YOU TUBE!!

Check out our performance at the Airth Castle Fitness Event 2007.

Let us know what you think.

Jazzercise Bendita Performance

If the link doesn't work try searching on You Tube for 'Jazzercise Bendita Performance'.

Also Jazzercise on the Early Show

youtube, The Early Show

NEW JUNOIR CLASSES!!

Starting August 2008 we have a NEW Junior Jazzercise Class at Crathes Village Hall, North Deeside Road, Crathes.


A Dance/Fitness programme designed especially for children ages 6 to 12.

The strong exercise habits kids develop now can go a long way in shaping their future.

Junior Jazzercise teaches things like coordination, strength and endurance, nutrition and the importance of physical fitness. Help encourage healthy habits for your kids and sign them up for Junior Jazzercise today.

For more information and booking contact:

Karen on 01330 844055

WELL DONE MOONWALKERS!!!

Claire Murray (Bridge of Don Class Instructor) and Katrina Pirie (Bridge of Don Class Manager) took part in the Moonwalk Marathon this weekend (Sat 14th June) in Edinburgh.

Both have been in training over the last few months and completed the 26.2 mile walk, starting at midnight on Saturday, in just over 8 hours.

The pair have raised almost £1,000 - WELL DONE!!!

NEW INSTRUCTORS!!

Congratulations to Cristina and Simone who qualified as Jazzercise Instructors at the Scotland Workshop in Dundee this weekend(6th & 7th June).

We are very proud of both of them as they have worked extremely hard over the past few months, attending training sessions every weekend as well as home studying and in class training. As a result they sailed through the workshop with top marks!!

We hope you will welcome them in class and give them your continued support.

Well Done Girls!!

MAJOR BOOST FOR BREAST CANCER RESEARCH THANKS TO LOCAL FUNDRAISERS

Press & Journal - 26th June 2007

This Thursday the organisers of a separate event – a day long Jazzercise session that took place in Aberdeen in April – will also meet Professor Heys and boost his research funds with a cheque for £10,000.

As well as the marathon session of Jazzercise – which is a popular dance/aerobics workout -organisers also staged a fundraising ceilidh and soul dinner dance that night. Over 300 people supported the events.

The Jazzercise Annual Charity Event was organised by instructors Karen Scott and Manoli Seco-Evans. Personal involvement prompted the pair to raise funds for breast cancer research.

Karen explained: "My mum Agnes Fitzpatrick was diagnosed with breast cancer nine years ago but lost her battle with it in 2003. Professor Steven Heys was her surgeon. We decided our annual fundraiser should raise money for breast cancer.

"We are delighted that so many people supported our event. Their efforts and the generosity of their supporters have enabled us to hand over £10,000 to Professor Heys' breast cancer research fund plus £1,500 to the breast care nurses at Aberdeen Breast Centre."

Karen and Manoli will hand over a cheque to Professor Heys on Thursday morning at 11am.

Professor Heys said: "What an amazing effort by all of the ladies – it is a humbling experience to work with people who give up their time to try to make a difference for patients with breast cancer.

"Our research team congratulates the organisers and all those who have taken part this event in support of breast cancer research. We will ensure that this money will support research trying to understand the causes of breast cancer and to develop better treatments for patients with breast cancer."

DANCE DAY RAISES CASH FOR CHARITY

Press & Journal - 18 April 2007

A Jazz-based exercise event will raise cash for North-east women with breast cancer.

The Jazzercise Annual Charity Event will see students of the aerobic dance system take part in a sponsored day in aid of the Professor Heys Breast Cancer Research Fund at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary.

The participants will include UK heavyweight Thai boxing champion Tommy McCarthy.

The April 28 event is being held at the Hilton Treetops Hotel, Springbank Road, Aberdeen, and will be followed by a dinner-dance.

Last year, the event raised £13,000 for charity.

CHAMP TO JAZZ UP CHARITY CASH

A BOXING champion will help lead the way at a fitness event for charity.

British Thai boxing heavyweight champion Tommy McCarthy will take part in the Jazzercise event at the Hilton Tree Tops Hotel in Aberdeen on April 28.

Proceeds will be donated to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary's Breast Cancer Research Fund

JAZZERCISE FUNDRAISER

Press & Journal

Keep-fit enthusiasts in Aberdeen will hold a sponsored jazzercise day later this month to raise money for a local breast cancer charity.

The annual event, which raises cash for different organisations each year, will take place at the city's Hilton Tree Tops Hotel, on April 28. Cash raised will go to the Professor Heys Breast Cancer Research Fund at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary.

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