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CARTER PRODUCTION CLASSES

Carter Productions
3031 N. 75th Street, Milwaukee, WI 53210

Live and on ZOOM

New students need to pre-register. Contact Susanne.

FEES package of 6 classes.
ZOOM $72 or $12/class
Live $90 or $15/class
Paypal or Check

 


SWEATnDANCE

ZOOM, Thursdays, 9am, CST
LIVE, Monday 5-6:15pm, Lake Park Lutheran Church, 2647 N. Stowell Avenue, Milwaukee, WI

Going Strong Since 2006

Sweat. Dance. Tone, Stretch. Get in shape. Have fun doing it. This group fitness class combines a dance cardio workout with strength, balance and flexibility. It began in 2006 with three members and has now grown to 15 students. The class meets the needs of women to remain strong and healthy as they age.

 


YOGA MIX

ZOOM, Wednesdays, 4:30pm CST
LIVE, Thursdays, 4pm, Alverno College, 3400 S. 43rd Street, Milwaukee
Live music by Paul Carter, jazz guitarist

Going Strong Since 2008

Breathe. Stretch. Balance. Relax. Yoga Mix combines the practice of asanas (poses), with pranayama (breathing), a good sense of humor and a dash of creativity! Experience with yoga is helpful. Students are encouraged to adapt positions to their individual needs. 

 

 

 

YOGA & T’AI CHI IN THE PARK

A tradition since 2014
Mitchell Boulevard Park
5115 W. Bluemound Ave
9am $10 Summer 2023

Sunday July 16 YOGA       

Saturday August 26 T’AI CHI

Sunday Sept. 17 YOGA

 

 


THE ZOOM PARKINSON’S DANCE CLASS

Thursdays, 1pm – 2pm CST
To pre-register email Susanne Carter at carterproductions@sbcglobal.net

FEEL THE BEAT. SPARK IMAGINATION. BE CONNECTED.

Before COVID

 

Now on ZOOM

Is free to participants and is supported by individual donations. Contact Susanne if you would like to donate.

 

Link to the Carter Productions YouTube Channel

Susanne’s YouTube Channel has dance combinations for those with Parkinson’s Disease.

This program is modeled from The Dance for PD® approach which was founded by director David Leventhal of the Mark Morris Dance Group, Brooklyn, NY. Susanne has trained with Dance for PD® and has been teaching since 2009. Dancing is shown to help people with Parkinson’s disease (PD) improve their ability to walk and enhances their quality of live, according to research published in the Journal of Neural Transmission. (2015)

 


HAPPY NEW YEAR 2023

REMEMBERING MOM

 


CARTER PRODUCTIONS CD

To purchase a CD or MP3download go to:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B082GHYW9W/ref=dm_ws_sp_ps_dp

OR contact Susanne directly.

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