Zumba dance performance in the club's picnic activities.

Pham Phuong Nhi, a pupil of class 1A2, Nguyen Tat Thanh high school (Hoa Binh City) has joined the Zumba Kid club since she was in the 4-year-old kindergarten class. At that time, the distance from the kindergarten to the club is very close, so it is suitable for her schedule. Now, it takes more than 30 minutes from Nhi's primary school to the club in the school’s bus if not for other reasons.

However, she really loves zumba dance, so Mrs. Hung, Nhi's mother has  decided to allow her child to attend the club even though the time and conditions of the transportation are not as convenient as before. She herself has always been attached to the club's activities for three years, so she highly appreciates the club experience that has brought to the children. As a result of this, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons in nearly a year, after school, Nhi takes a bus to go straight to the club for the extracurricular activities that has become her indispensable passion.

like Pham Phuong Nhi, more than thirty other members in Hoa Binh Zumba Club are very passionate about zumba dance and useful experiences of the Club. In the relaxing atmosphere and cheerful music background, the small children are guided to continuous and stretching movements, high jumps, twists, hip shaking, belly sticks,  hand-foot-head coordination with zumba intensity which are suitable for the children to help their bodies more supple, faster and more spiritual, after a stressful learning day.

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