Burlesque With Paris – Goole Goddesses – Paris Chantilly

Burlesque With Paris – Goole Goddesses – Paris Chantilly

Burlesque With Paris brings a women-only burlesque class to Goole, led by Paris Chantilly. Regulars describe it as the highlight of their week, crediting the sessions with a genuine lift in confidence and fitness. For many, it is as much about friendship and feeling good as it is about the choreography.

About Burlesque With Paris – Goole Goddesses – Paris Chantilly

The focus here is firmly on burlesque as a fun, empowering form of movement, with self-esteem and enjoyment placed above any performance pressure. Members speak of new skills, new friends and a more positive outlook on themselves, and several mention getting fitter along the way.

Classes & Dance Styles

Sessions centre on burlesque routines pitched so that newcomers can join in without prior dance experience. The class doubles as a gentle workout, which some members link to feeling trimmer and stronger over time. If you are wondering whether it suits you, the best step is to get in touch and ask about coming along to try it.

What to Expect on Your First Visit

You need neither experience nor a partner to start, as the class is designed for women joining on their own. Wear something you can move comfortably in and bring a bottle of water.

Location & Contact

Goole has a friendly community of adult dance and fitness groups, and women-only classes like this add to that mix.

• Address: Haig Memorial, Charter Club Haig, Pasture Rd, Goole DN14 6HE
• Phone: +44 7808 877994
• Website: https://burlesquewithparis.co.uk/
• Opening hours:
  • Monday: 7-8 pm

What Dancers Say About Burlesque With Paris – Goole Goddesses – Paris Chantilly

5/5 from 5 Google reviews.

I have been dancing with Paris Chantilly for nearly a year. My confidence has grown. I have new skills in dancing. I feel better about myself as a person. Also trimmed and lost weight. Gained new friends and skills. Paris is an exceptional person, tutor and mentor. Paris knows how to get the best from her ladies by breaking her routines into sections for all to learn and won't move on until everyone is comfortable with the moves. Encouragement and body image is promoted by Paris no matter what shape or size and makes you feel more positive about yourself. Absolutely recommended her classes to — Carole-Ann Nutton

Love my class and all the ladies in there. It’s my weekly thing that I look forward too and it’s made such a difference in my life. The best thing I have ever done and Paris is an amazing teacher who has taught me so much. Would recommend to everyone. Paris will have you loving and liking yourself in no time. Thank you Paris— Joanne Taylor

Fun welcoming getting fitter and such a confidence boost. Love going to these classes. X— Carole-Ann Nutton

This is a fantastic class . Friendly ladies also our teacher lovely and friendly— Anna James

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you learn to dance without a partner?

Yes. Plenty of styles, burlesque among them, are danced solo, so there is no need to bring anyone. Classes are built around individuals joining on their own.

What should I wear to a beginner dance class?

Choose comfortable clothing you can move freely in, along with suitable footwear for the style. A bottle of water is worth packing too.

How much does a dance class usually cost?

Prices vary between teachers and styles, so it is best to ask directly for current rates. Some run on a per-session basis while others offer blocks or memberships.

Which dance is best for beginners?

The right choice comes down to what appeals to you; solo styles such as burlesque and street suit those happy to dance on their own. Enjoyment is the best guide to what will keep you coming back.

What is the best dance to start as an adult?

Adults often begin with whatever style draws them in, whether that is burlesque, ballroom or something more energetic. Beginner-friendly classes build up gradually so you can settle in at your own pace.

Is dancing good for heart failure?

Dancing can be a gentle way to keep active and many people find it good for fitness, but anyone with a heart condition should check with their GP before starting. Your doctor can suggest a safe level of activity.

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