Dance. Connect. Push Boundaries.
PUSHING BOUNDARIES ONE STEP AT A TIME
Come join Jeevi to experience the joy and sweat of an African dance workout, while creating lasting social connections and pushing your boundaries, one step at a time.
AFROWITHJEEVI
DANCE.
Join us to learn the steps of modern African Dance styles, set to catchy and high-energy beats of African music including hits like Love Nwantiti, Azonto and Jerusalema. With easy-to-learn steps and a supportive community, you will be sure to not only get a great workout, but also leave with a smile on your face.
CONNECT.
African dance is all about celebration, expression and connection. We bring the same spirit to class, asking you to connect with yourself and the wider group, building this community of explorers and adventurers.
PUSH BOUNDARIES.
Embody the saying “dance your heart out”! In our judgment-free space, we want you to explore movement, culture and yourself, pushing your boundaries and discovering the magic of African Dance.
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Features
Twin passions of sport psychology and dance fitness
Channel News Asia
& James Cook University
For Ms Jeevita Pillai, the Singapore campus of James Cook University was the place where she discovered and nurtured her twin passions of sport psychology and dance fitness.
What’s your biggest career mistake? 9 entrepreneurs share how they bounced back from it
Honeycombers & Launchpad
From quitting cushy jobs to failed start-ups, these business owners tell us how they turned career “mistakes” into opportunities for growth.
Jeevita Pillai - Entrepreneur
Enterprise Zone. cc - Connecting Global Entrepreneurs
Jeevita Pillai took advantage of lockdown to expand her knowledge of dance and fitness and move her business into the area of African Dance.
Mind & Body Chats
Chaotic Calm Podcast
In this episode, we talked to Dance Fitness Instructor and Sport Psychologist, Jeevita Pillai. We discussed how Dance Fitness can help athletes, her experiences of being a sports psychologist for student-athletes in Singapore, the struggles they face, and perception of time.
