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6 Noble St, Toronto, M6K 2C6
(905) 617-2037
Dance Studio, Performance Art, Dance school 
228 Merton St, ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT, Toronto, M4S 3G9
(416) 971-7723
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Customers highly praise Mad For Dance for providing a fun, friendly, and high energy dancing environment. They mention the upbeat atmosphere, positive instructors, and the opportunity to meet new people. The hip hop classes are particularly popular and effective as a workout. Some customers have been attending for multiple terms due to the addictive nature of the classes and the positive impact on their lives. 
190 RICHMOND ST E, OLD TOWN, Toronto, M5A 1P1
(647) 477-5225
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491 Eglinton Avenue W, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M5N 1A8
(416) 901-2914
Dance School 
300-456 Danforth Ave, RIVERDALE, Toronto, M4K 1P4
(416) 466-7733
The Pilates Process was founded by Pilates instructor and studio owner Laura Helsel with the purpose of making current core stability research more accessible to both clients and instructors. Medical research has made profound discoveries over the past 15 years in connecting back pain with muscle dysfunction yet few really understand how to effectively apply this information. Like many Pilates instructors, Laura comes from a professional dance background. After completing her full Stott Pilates certification in 1998, Laura went on to become an Instructor Trainer. Her experience introduced her to clients with a wide range of chronic conditions and injuries. In 2001 Laura opened Riverdale Pilates in Toronto, Canada with a strong focus on rehabilitation. In order to address the growing number of clientele turning to Pilates to aid in injury recovery, Riverdale Pilates soon progressed to having a Physiotherapy clinic on-site. Seeking further training, Laura completed her first course with renowned Australian Physiotherapist Greta von Gavel and began adapting her teaching methods to reflect her increased understanding of core function. Impressed by the immediate results she experienced with her clients, Laura began to share her knowledge with the instructors at her studio. This eventually led to the development and refinement of her teaching method, The Pilates Process, which offers specialized workshops, comprehensive instructor training and continuing education courses. 
509 Parliament Street, 2nd Floor, Toronto, M4X 1P3
416-593-8455
CanAsian Dance presents and cultivates exceptional dance inspired by Asian ideas and expressions. Led by Artistic Director Denise Fujiwara, CanAsian has earned critical acclaim for its world-class programming. This includes the biennial CanAsian International Dance Festival – a weeklong festival of performances, matinees, films and workshops that reflect dance traditions from across Asia; as well as annual artistic, educational and professional development activities. 2-228 Merton Street, Toronto, M4S 3G9
(416) 899-0987
Dance Studio, Dance school