Fiona Farrow Dance

Fiona Farrow Dance Dance and fitness for all ages and abilities. Ballet, contemporary, Tap, Musical Theatre, Modern, Jazz, Street, Commercial. For fun, for fitness, for a career.

From 18months with no upper age limit. We have classes for all. ���

Stay hydrated folks. See you all later tonight!We have spaces in our adults class if anyone would like to join us. 6.30p...
26/05/2026

Stay hydrated folks. See you all later tonight!
We have spaces in our adults class if anyone would like to join us.
6.30pm Stretch Flex and Strengthen Pilates
7.30pm Contemporary dance
£10 pay as you go- just pop us a message 😉

All classes will run as usual this week.😊 Please bring along your water bottles! 🥵
25/05/2026

All classes will run as usual this week.
😊 Please bring along your water bottles! 🥵

⭐️Spaces are available for tonight’s class⭐️Just pop us a message to book or for more info…07957749710fionasdanceinfo@gm...
19/05/2026

⭐️Spaces are available for tonight’s class⭐️
Just pop us a message to book or for more info…
07957749710
[email protected]
All levels and ages 16+ welcome

⭐️Pay as you Go⭐️Back by popular demand: classes are now pay as you go. Advanced booking is still advised as some classe...
12/05/2026

⭐️Pay as you Go⭐️

Back by popular demand: classes are now pay as you go. Advanced booking is still advised as some classes do sell out. Just pop us a message ahead of class to secure your spot.

Only available for adult sessions.

Bending the rules has always been something we at FFDance prefer to call a real plié. International Dance Day is celebra...
29/04/2026

Bending the rules has always been something we at FFDance prefer to call a real plié.

International Dance Day is celebrated today, 29 April, because it is the birth anniversary of Jean-Georges Noverre (1727–1810), a French dancer and balletmaster widely regarded as the creator of modern ballet.
Honouring a Legacy: It commemorates Noverre’s contributions to the art form, particularly his development of ballet d’action, which shifted ballet toward narrative and emotional storytelling.
Universal Language: The day celebrates dance’s ability to cross political, cultural, and ethnic barriers, uniting people through a shared language of movement.
Awareness & Advocacy: It acts as a “wake-up call” for governments and institutions to recognise the educational and cultural value of dance, encouraging its integration into mainstream education.

Classes are back this week.Please take a moment to ensure all your contact details are up to date.A reminder that next w...
27/04/2026

Classes are back this week.
Please take a moment to ensure all your contact details are up to date.
A reminder that next week Miss Fi has her annual CPD training.
We still have spaces left for classes this term so pop us a message if you have any questions and for more information regarding enrolments and trails.

Something for the troops this Easter
07/04/2026

Something for the troops this Easter

On Friday the hall will be hosting the next WickFlicks. A lovely way to end the school holidays and only 50p admission (with free drink and popcorn)

🧘🏻‍♂️💪🧘‍♀️New Name Same Class🧘‍♀️💪🧘🏻‍♂️Combining Pilates, yoga, and resistance band training creates a powerful “hybrid”...
04/04/2026

🧘🏻‍♂️💪🧘‍♀️New Name Same Class🧘‍♀️💪🧘🏻‍♂️

Combining Pilates, yoga, and resistance band training creates a powerful “hybrid” approach to mobility health. While each discipline is effective on its own, their synergy addresses physical and mental wellness from multiple angles—pairing the stability of Pilates with the flexibility of yoga and the functional power of resistance bands.

Why the Mix Works-

Balanced Muscle Development: Pilates targets deep stabilizing muscles (the “powerhouse”) that are often missed in traditional training, while resistance bands build functional power in larger muscle groups.

Enhanced Mobility & Flexibility: Yoga focuses on holding poses to lengthen muscles and open tight areas like the hips and spine. Pilates reinforces this by adding “strength through range,” ensuring your joints are not just flexible but also stable and controlled.
Joint Protection: Resistance bands provide “linear variable resistance,” meaning the tension increases as you stretch the band. This challenges your muscles without the heavy joint impact of traditional weights, making it safer for rehabilitation.

Mind-Body Synergy: Yoga’s breath-led mindfulness reduces stress and lowers cortisol. This mental clarity complements the precision and intense focus required for Pilates and resistance movements, leading to better form and fewer injuries.

Yoga: Best for increasing range of motion, improving balance, and promoting deep relaxation through breathwork.

Pilates: Essential for core strength, spinal alignment, and correcting postural habits that lead to chronic pain.

Resistance Bands: They act like a portable “mini reformer,” adding tension to simple floor moves to boost muscle activation and bone density.

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Enjoying our extended break over EasterMay yours be filled with Love, making memories and of course chocolate. Classes r...
03/04/2026

Enjoying our extended break over Easter
May yours be filled with Love, making memories and of course chocolate.

Classes return 28th April

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