a good beginner class please!
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jazz and ballet. maybe even a hip-hop class.\ni took my nephew to hip hop dance classes. how fun!
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This is a rather cheap way, and it is really fun. Buy a Juilz Arney take at K-mart for about 10 dollars. It is a really fun dance vido. All that you need is that, stretchy pants, a DVD player, open space, and your comitment. \n\n\nGood Luck and i hope that I helped you out!
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YES, get them started now!  Children learn so many skills we as adults do not realize that those skills are so much harder to learn the older we get.  Take it from me, your girls are a great age to begin martial arts lessons.  Especially for women martial arts is such a wonderful talent to have.  Tae Kwon Do emphasizes kicking and punching (females have wonderful lower body strength and so they could easily excel at this art), Karate emphasizes some more complex techniques (take-downs, arm bars, limb breaks, rolls, etc..) but I think it is excellent to learn as well.  Jui-jitsu is similar to grappling, like wrestling only the key is joint locking.  Aikido is all about flips, rolls, falls, etc,.. it emphasizes evasion technique.  Your girls are the perfect age to begin because they have a workable attention span and by learning the techniques now, they will have time (years necessary) to learn how to effectively apply them and it is in those future years that they would be most likely to need those skills.  Go for it, I'm sure they will love it!!! I hope they stick with it.
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If you are just trying to learn try something simple like Tic-Tac-Toe or Breakout.  If you want something a little more complex, try a point and click. These have a huge range. Here is a site with some samples:\nhttp://lazylaces.com/search.asp?s=point%27%27n%27%27click
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Why don't you ask your friends to teach you...this is NOT the hardest dance to learn, basic Salsa is easy, fun, and you will learn moves as you dance...a good leader will "make' you do your stuff. Good luck
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http://www.yesjapan.com/ is the best, cheapest place to learn a lot, quickly. It's almost as good as taking a real class.
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Probably your best bet is Buttermilk Mountain in Aspen, Colorado.  It's one of four mountains and is devoted to beginners.  The other mountains are Highlands, Aspen and Snowmass, which cater to intermediate and advanced.  \n\nButtermilk's ski school has a "never ever" program where they will rent you all the equipment (not clothes, but skis, boots, polls), get you a lift ticket and a lesson.  It's a great deal and the instructor will walk you through the rental process to answer any questions.  They are professional and know exactly what your concerns may be and will answer all your questions patiently.  For information on the program try www.aspensnowmass.com and for other Aspen mountain information try www.ski.com or www.snowmass.com.
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I would choose yoga as it will give you a better physical workout, but with a multitude of beginner adaptions to make it just as easy or just as hard as you progress!! have fun...
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Usually beginner programs I know of offer 10 weeks of classes, once or twice a week for up to two hours per class.
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Merry Meet\n Witch school .com has extensive info that would be of good ues to you and also give free online classes, you can take at your own pace. also if you would like a place to chat and learn try www.cepf-usa.org .
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if you want classes, then go to the ymca... if you are looking for the best weight sets, go to golds, if you want convenience i would choose a 24 hour center... personal trainers are in the phone book and can be taken to any facility... it is a matter of choice
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If you go to a local chess club, you will probably find a class.  Good luck.
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anywhere between US$40 to 70 in most places for a private lesson. Cheaper if you take a group lesson.
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enrol in  a relaxation class and learn some relaxation techniques
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I'm a beginner as well and I highly recommend www.yogajournal.com. There's a section for beginners that gives you information about yoga, definitions and all that stuff and the section also has a quiz that you can see which type of yoga is best for you. The website also show you how to do many poses.
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Another option is SSI.   The skills are compatible with PADI and NAUI.  The real learning comes after the initial classes as you dive more and take more skill building classes.  Many people decided on certification purely by price.  Pay attention instead to the level of service that the shop provides and the options they have for purchasing gear. My shop wasnt the cheapest but they applied half of every equipment rental I made towards the purchase of my own gear, saving me hundreds of dollars.