Summer on the Hudson: Shape Up NYC Zumba in West Harlem Piers Park

Saturday, May 6, 2017
11:00 am – 12:00 pm

Takes place every ensuing Saturday through to the end of September

Takes place at: 125th Street and Marginal Street in West Harlem Piers, Manhattan

By one definition Zumba incorporations dance and aerobic movements set to pulse-pounding music. What constitutes pulse-pounding I suppose is subjective dependent upon whom you’re speaking with. But there’s no question that there are those musical styles that do get the blood flowing and encourage immobile bodies towards movement, right? So considering that idea, it might go to figure that salsa, soca, merengue, mambo, hip-hop and other forms of music would be or might be ideal for a Zumba workout? Yours truly wouldn’t know since I’ve yet to ever partake in this sort of exercise nor have I ever witnessed a full Zumba workout, lol. Regardless, it’d seem that this workout can form quite the sweat and considering that? Most likely a pretty good bit of training for most folks, but don’t take our word for it since that’s merely a guess.

Also followup by visiting the official page at the NYC Department of Parks and Recreation

Have a look as well at a few online sources related to this subject:

• Zumba as defined by Wikipedia
• Zumba Fitness at Youtube
• Zumba Shakes the Monotony Out of Ordinary Aerobics Classes at the Washington Post
• Who invented Zumba