Raedene's Dancin' Stars Studio
Contact Information

Clinton Twp. Location
20592 Hall Rd.
Clinton Twp., MI 48038
 
Macomb Twp. Location
NEWLY Expanded Studio
21972 23 Mile Road
Macomb Twp., MI 48044

Contact us by phone:
586-416-0986

Contact us by email:
RDSS2@yahoo.com

Billing Questions:
rdssaccount@yahoo.com

Office & Dancin' Shop Hours
CTWP Location
Mon - Thurs.        5:00 - 8:30
Fri                        4:00 - 7:00
Saturday:             Office -Closed

MTWP Location
Mon, Wed, Thurs:   5:00 - 7:30
Tuesday:                5:30 - 7:30


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 Congratulations!
2011 FDC
8 & Under

World Championships
Finalist

 RDSS was recognized in the Top 25
for the Best Dance Studios
in the U.S. North Central Region.

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Studio Closings

RDSS closes when Chippewa Valley Schools closes for inclement weather.  Please check the website to confirm.

The dance studio will be closed the following days for Holidays.

Halloween - Monday, Oct 31st. 

Thanksgiving -
Wed. Nov. 23rd - Sun. Nov. 27th.

Holiday Break -
Wed. Dec 21st - Tues. Jan 3rd.

Winter Breaks - We are not closed.

Spring Break -
Monday  April 2nd - Sat. April 8th.

 

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT ZUMBA®

What should I wear to class?

Comfortable and lightweight athletic clothing. Women should wear a good sports bra! You’ll also want to wear shoes that support aerobic activity, while providing flexibility for lateral movement. Running and walking shoes often have thick, rubber treads and are NOT encouraged. Find the proper shoe for you, this will provide a better workout and decrease your chance of injury. You may want to consider layers as it may be cool at first, but once you start class you will warm up quickly!

How Many Calories the Zumba® Burn?

The answer may surprise you. An average Zumba class can burn from 500 to 1000 calories! You can of course burn more or less depending on your intensity and fitness level. Your Zumba instructor will work with you to get the maximum results... fast. How's that for different!

What should I bring to class?

Most importantly, plenty of water! You should also bring a towel, burning 500 to 1000 calories in an hour can get pretty sweaty! Don't forget to bring a party attitude and bring a friend - the more the merrier!

Why does Zumba work?

Zumba is fun...It's the type of exercise you'll want to do everyday and feel good about doing it!

It's different... You probably never thought you'd be exercising to this type of music. It's effective... It is an aerobic workout, which we all know works. But it's more fun, which will make you stick with the program until you get results.

What if I don't have any rhythm and know how to dance, I'm worried I'll look silly?

Don't worry! Zumba is designed for everyone, no dance or fitness experience necessary. People of many different ages, body types, backgrounds, dance and fitness levels all come together to have fun and get into fabulous shape with Zumba. The movements in our classes are simple, repetitive and easy enough for beginners to follow, yet challenging enough for advanced participants. Trust me, you are not going to look silly or embarrass yourself, because you are not expected to move like anyone but you! If you get stuck on a step, remember to simply keep moving and as long as you are moving you're doing well! No one will judge or critique your dance moves or fitness skills although you will notice marked improvement with dance skills, rhythm, coordination and endurance after even just a few classes. Repetition is the key to success, so attending class regularly will help you in mastering the steps and achieving long lasting results. The most important things to remember while participating in Zumba class are to let go, and allow yourself to move naturally to the music, keep moving, and have fun!

I AM NOT IN SHAPE. WILL I BE ABLE TO KEEP UP?

Absolutely! Even though Zumba is a high energy workout, it is easy enough for beginners to catch on to quickly. You can also control how much energy you use by increasing or decreasing your level of intensity. For example, if you feel you are doing too much, you can just do the footwork and then add the arm movements when you are more comfortable. As always, consult with your physician before starting this or any other exercise program.

Do you have beginner classes?

Yes, we will soon offer a ZUMBA GOLD class which is designed for beginners, older active adults and anyone needing modifications. In our regular Zumba classes we follow the authentic Zumba format, which allows for a multi-level class. You'll see a mix of ALL dance and fitness levels, from the beginner, intermediate and advanced fitness participant to the dance professional. Dances which may incorporate more intricate steps are reviewed until all are comfortable.

I have issues with my knees, can I still participate?

Yes, Unfortunately knee issues are very common, but Zumba is a low-impact, high-cardio workout, allowing even those with knee issues to safely participate. Safety during any physical activity, is very important, so make sure your doctor supports your participation. Once given the OK, please inform your instructor of your specific physical limitations. Whenever possible you'll be shown modifications, but you should know your body. Most importantly, remember to set and maintain your own pace and if something doesn't feel right, don't do it!

Do I need to be a gym member to take your Zumba classes?

No memberships, initiation fees or long term commitments for our Studio Classes! Drop-ins are ALWAYS welcome and class punch cards are also available that offer significant savings.

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