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Vibe Dance Fitness Redcar

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Vibe Dance Fitness is a fun-first, beginner-friendly dance fitness programme for adults who want to move more without the pressure of a traditional gym or formal dance class. The current Redcar programme runs for six Fridays from 2 October to 6 November 2026, 12:30–1:30pm, at Newcomen Methodist Church Community Hall. Places are free, funded through the Community Wellbeing Partnership and delivered locally in partnership with Footprints in the Community. No dance experience is needed. You can adapt movements, stay low impact, take breaks and work at your own level.

What to expect

Follow-along dance fitness to pop, dance, club classics and throwbacks. There are no auditions and no expectation that you already know the choreography. Make movements bigger or smaller, stay low impact, take breaks and choose the intensity that feels right for you.

Practical info

Cost
Free (Free funded places)
How to join
Book a free place through the Vibe Dance Fitness Redcar page. You can attend one Friday or several across the six-week programme.
What to bring
Comfortable clothes, suitable indoor footwear and a drink of water.

Accessibility & environment

Accessibility
The programme is designed to be adaptable. If you have specific access requirements, contact Vibe before attending so the venue and session setup can be checked with you.
Environment
A welcoming community-hall class with music and group movement. There is no pressure to perform or keep up, and taking breaks is encouraged.

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Newcomen Methodist Church Community Hall, Mersey Road, Redcar

Redcar

TS10 1NH

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