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ADULT
YOGA, PRENATAL YOGA, BUDDHA BABY, FAMILY YOGA, MOM AND ME
BALLET, ART AND MOVEMENT.
Nicole
Netelkos Goetchius
Nicole Netelkos Goetchius is Mom to Loukas Alexander and
owner of Om Baby Yoga. She is a certified Vinyasa Yoga instructor
through the White Lotus Foundation and is a certified Prenatal
Yoga teacher through Kripalu. She's also certified in Pilates
Mat. She leads group adult and teen classes in Holmdel and
children’s classes in schools and libraries throughout
New Jersey. She is a certified elementary school teacher
and founder of Learning Through Movement, which teaches
concepts through dance, music and art. She is a continuing
yoga and dance student and is presently pursuing a Masters
in Holistic Health at Georgian Court College. Nicole incorporates
these words into her teaching philosophy.
The
job of an educator is to teach students to see vitality
in themselves.
-- Joseph CampbellI
It
is the supreme art of the teacher to awaken joy in creative
expression and knowledge.
-- Albert Einstein
What
I hear, I forget. What I see, I remember. What I do, I
understand.
-- Confucius
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MUSIC
TOGETHER
Vilma
Yel
Vilma Yel, Teacher and Director of Vilma’s Music Together
in New York City, is also an internationally recognized
singer and songwriter. For over 20 years she’s been
working as a solo artist and for the last 10 years she’s
been working with children, in Germany and the United States
of America.
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CAPOEIRA
Instrutor Costela
Faithfully representing his original
group, Cordao de Ouro, created by the famous Mestre Suassuna,
Costela (which means Ribs,) has been training and teaching
in his home town of Minas Gerais since he was a young boy.
Being in the US for about 4 years, he reiniciated his training
gaining friendship with Profesor Baiano, personally training
with him as well as attending and assisting in performances
with the Capoeira Sol Nascente Group in Long Branch, where
he currently resides. His life long dream
and passion was to train and teach C a
AROMA
YOGA
Marcy
Felicito
Personal
Wellness Consultant, is an AAAI Certified Yoga Instructor,
NJ State Licensed Skin Care Specialist, Board Certified
Holistic Alternative Psychology Practitioner and owner of
Earthtones Holistic Products and Services, LLC. Marcy is
offering group Yoga for Adults at Om Baby every Sunday at
10am.
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FLAMENCO
Eva
Lucena (Executive and Artistic Director, Principal Dancer,
Choreographer)
Ms. Lucena began performing at the age of three. She spent
her youth between Wales (United Kingdom) and in Granada
(Spain), where she lived among the caves of Sacromonte and
the gypsy quarters of Albaicin. Her training in New York,
Great Britain and Spain came from Mariano Parra, Victorio,
and Manolo Rivera, among others. However, she gained most
of her knowledge and choreographic creativeness from her
mentor, María Alba, some of whose shawl and fan work
she brings to the stage today. Another great influence was
Sebastian Castro, who taught Antonio Gades and Cristina
Hoyos, whose own blend of the Classical and Flamenco can
be seen in Carlos Saura's renowned film Carmen.
Prior to co-founding Alborada with María Alba, Ms.
Lucena toured in Spain as a principal dancer in the Sebastian
Castro Dance Company, toured with María Alba in the
United States and also performed many solo concerts in many
cities throughout the US and in Spain. She was showcased
with Sammy Davis Jr. and Engelbert Humperdink in London.
Ms. Lucena starred in the Talk of the Town in London, and
was also featured on BBC TV, Granada TV, and in films such
as Tommy the Toreador starring Tommy Steele. For three years
she starred in a Flamenco show at Villa Romana, Rome and
performed in several films there.
Ms. Lucena has made several appearances on NJN TV's Images
/ Imagenes, most recently in Flamenco: The Essence of Dance
and Drama in 2005. She has also served as a judge and guest
artist at NJPAC Hispanic Youth Showcase. She continues to
work on new choreographies and ballets, and trains and choreographs
for Alborada's featured and company dancers. Ms. Lucena
shares her vast expertise and love for Spanish Dance by
teaching student classes in New York City, and in several
locations in New Jersey, including Edison, Middletown and
Silver Lake; several of her students now form a “junior”
dance group that enjoys performing opportunities for charitable
organizations and in outreach programs. She conducts master
classes and lecture-demonstrations throughout the Tri-State
area.
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BELLYDANCE
Claire
Moon
In the 1970's I studied belly dance with Lerma Chen, a well
known belly dancer and
teacher in the Metropolitan area. Through her I was able
to take classes with Elena
and her mentor, the late, great Ibrahim Farrah, a male belly
dancer of Lebanese heritage who perpetuated the cultivation
of the Modern Egyptian belly dance style in the New York
area.
I also studied ballet at New Jersey School of Ballet which
is affiliated with The New Jersey Ballet. When I moved to
Brick, I found a wonderful teacher, Santhe Bielk, who was
the only one around who had an adult ballet class. I studied
with her for close to 20 years. Through all of this I had
always kept up my belly dancing.
A few years ago I started flamenco lessons with Eva Lucena,
Director of The Alborada Spanish Dance Theatre. When I performed
a belly dance at a Hafla at Om Baby studio that she attended,
she asked me to perform in one of Alborada's shows. I've
had many opportunities, since then, to perform, choreograph,
teach and research for Alborada.
When Nicole mentioned to me that she had had inquiries about
belly dance, it was like a
bell going off! Teaching the Thursday 11-12 noon class this
Summer has been so much fun that Thursday will now, also,
have a 6:30-7:30 pm class starting the 11th of Sept.
Fitness and Fun, rolled into one. That's belly dance!
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