Ultimate Valentine’s Day Work Out

January has just ended and the season of love is upon us. Keen to still keep those priorities in check? Remember…a healthy and active lifestyle?

We have the perfect remedy to keep that fire burning with your significant other: salsa!

Salsa is a flirtatious dance which requires intimacy and chemistry from both partners. Dancing generally promotes a healthy and romantic lifestyle for you and your partner. The idea is to derive a sense of comfort from your partners and learn to better read each other’s signals with ease and comfort. You’d be surprised how many couples fall flat on their feet attempting to gain this ‘dance chemistry’!

Reasons why dancing will work out for you and your partner this Valentine’s

  • Dancing together is good for your heart, both physically and romantically.
  • Dancing together creates another way for the two of you to connect with each other. As you dance together, your eyes meet, your bodies are close together, you can feel one another breathing.
  • When you dance, you hold and touch one another for longer than a quick hug.
  • Dancing together can put you both in a sensual mood.
  • Dancing can build your self-esteem which is good for your marriage/relationship.
  • Dancing is sexy and can help stir up your inner sexuality.
  • Dancing together requires the two of you to work together as a team.

 

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