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E51: Dancing Through Life's Rhythms with Phoenix Dance36

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Dance becomes a transformative force in the hands of Phoenix Aquino-Sabino, founder of Phoenix Dance 36. Far from just teaching steps and counts, Phoenix delivers cultural education, physical therapy, and profound human connection through movement.
Phoenix's journey began with music. Her uncle, a bass guitarist, instilled in her a deep appreciation for musical structure and composition that naturally evolved into dance later in life. This foundation led her to create a business that goes beyond typical dance instruction. "When you come to a Phoenix Dance 36 class, you're not just coming to learn steps," Phoenix explains. "You're going to get education." She dispels myths about Latin dance forms like salsa, diving into their history and cultural significance while helping students find joy through movement.
The name "Phoenix Dance 36" carries deep meaning, with the "36" referencing the martial arts film "36 Chambers," where complete mind-body training precedes mastery. This philosophy perfectly aligns with Phoenix's holistic approach to movement. Her business uniquely combines Latin dance with elements of martial arts (her husband is an instructor) and somatic therapy, creating a comprehensive experience that connects mind, body, and spirit.
Perhaps most remarkable is Phoenix's personal story of resilience. In 2017, she experienced homelessness in New York City with her young son, unknowingly pregnant with her second child. She recalls carrying her tired eight-year-old on her back to school each morning from the shelter. Yet through it all, she maintained such positivity that her son remembers only "a fun time in New York." This journey fostered tremendous empathy that now enhances her teaching. Phoenix lives by her "three C's" philosophy: connection to your body, connection to the music, and connection to your partner. Ready to experience the joy of movement? Find Phoenix on YouTube and Instagram as PhoenixDance36 and discover how dance can transform your life.

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Chapters

1. Meet Phoenix of Phoenix Dance 36 (00:00:00)

2. The Gift of Music and Dance (00:03:02)

3. Cultural Education Through Latin Dance (00:04:48)

4. Mind-Body Connection in Movement (00:07:15)

5. Overcoming Homelessness as a Mother (00:09:54)

6. The Three C's of Connection (00:15:57)

51 episodes

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Dance becomes a transformative force in the hands of Phoenix Aquino-Sabino, founder of Phoenix Dance 36. Far from just teaching steps and counts, Phoenix delivers cultural education, physical therapy, and profound human connection through movement.
Phoenix's journey began with music. Her uncle, a bass guitarist, instilled in her a deep appreciation for musical structure and composition that naturally evolved into dance later in life. This foundation led her to create a business that goes beyond typical dance instruction. "When you come to a Phoenix Dance 36 class, you're not just coming to learn steps," Phoenix explains. "You're going to get education." She dispels myths about Latin dance forms like salsa, diving into their history and cultural significance while helping students find joy through movement.
The name "Phoenix Dance 36" carries deep meaning, with the "36" referencing the martial arts film "36 Chambers," where complete mind-body training precedes mastery. This philosophy perfectly aligns with Phoenix's holistic approach to movement. Her business uniquely combines Latin dance with elements of martial arts (her husband is an instructor) and somatic therapy, creating a comprehensive experience that connects mind, body, and spirit.
Perhaps most remarkable is Phoenix's personal story of resilience. In 2017, she experienced homelessness in New York City with her young son, unknowingly pregnant with her second child. She recalls carrying her tired eight-year-old on her back to school each morning from the shelter. Yet through it all, she maintained such positivity that her son remembers only "a fun time in New York." This journey fostered tremendous empathy that now enhances her teaching. Phoenix lives by her "three C's" philosophy: connection to your body, connection to the music, and connection to your partner. Ready to experience the joy of movement? Find Phoenix on YouTube and Instagram as PhoenixDance36 and discover how dance can transform your life.

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Meet Phoenix of Phoenix Dance 36 (00:00:00)

2. The Gift of Music and Dance (00:03:02)

3. Cultural Education Through Latin Dance (00:04:48)

4. Mind-Body Connection in Movement (00:07:15)

5. Overcoming Homelessness as a Mother (00:09:54)

6. The Three C's of Connection (00:15:57)

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