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aerobic dancing

[uh-roh-bik dan-sing]

noun

  1. a system of exercises combining aerobics with dance steps and usually done to music.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of aerobic dancing1

First recorded in 1975–80
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Richard Simmons, the colorful fitness guru who turned aerobic dancing and positive energy into decades of fame, died Saturday, law enforcement sources told The Times.

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Activities that qualify as vigorous intensity include running, swimming laps, aerobic dancing and bicycling at 10 mph or faster.

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Vivacious Jacki Sorensen, 38, the guru of the trend, who now oversees the 42-state chain of Aerobic Dancing Inc. studios, began the movement in 1971 from a church basement in South Orange, N.J.

Beasley Reece, New York Giants defensive back, enrolled in an aerobic dancing class.

They can stretch their muscles on Nautilus body-building equipment, take lessons in aerobic dancing and Kung Fu and then relax in a Jacuzzi or a tanning parlor.

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