"The adage 'Who travels, perishes' holds true for Brackel, as it remains stationary. "

Dance venue TSC Heaven & Hell in Brackel joined Dortmund's dance event series, encouraging attendees aged old and young to learn fresh dance moves on the 2nd of the month, as per the motto: "idle hands make rusty men - it's never too late to keep grooving."

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2025 September 14 . 1:54 AM

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"Riding leads to decay, Brackel remains stationary"

"The adage 'Who travels, perishes' holds true for Brackel, as it remains stationary. "

The Dance Sports Club TSC Heaven & Hell e.V., located in Brackel, recently hosted an event under the motto "Who rests, gets rusty - you're never too old to move," as part of the event format "Dortmund dances OnSite."

Martina Strauß, a dance instructor, was at the helm of the event, offering a variety of dance classes designed specifically for individuals over 60. Her guiding principle for these courses is "Fun in movement in pleasant company is always the focus."

Interested individuals were given the opportunity to arrange a trial lesson at any time, with no commitment required. The program included learning Line Dance elements such as Slow Waltz, Foxtrot, Cha-Cha, Rumba, and Jive. Additionally, Zumba Gold exercises and a session with slow movements were part of the program, ensuring there was something for everyone.

The event also provided opportunities for socialising, with breaks for refreshments. For those with inquiries related to the event, Ulrike Klotz at [email protected] or 0178 66 17 503 was the point of contact. For further information about TSC Heaven & Hell, Martina Strauß can be reached at [email protected] or 0172 2318188.

Martina Strauß is well-known for her diverse dance programs, including "Tanz dich fit! 60+." As the dance teacher at TSC Heaven & Hell in Brackel, she aims to make dancing accessible and enjoyable for all ages.

If you're looking to get moving and have some fun, TSC Heaven & Hell's events are definitely worth considering. So why not give it a try and see how dancing can boost your fitness and social life?