Zumba dance is an aerobic fitness workout. The dance steps are inspired from different styles of Latin American dance. Zumba dance gained popularity because of its fun and easy movements, that promise ...

Zumba is a Latin-inspired dance workout created in Colombia by the celebrity fitness trainer Alberto “Beto” Perez in the 1990s, according to an article in the June 2012 Journal of Sports Science & ...

Zumba, which is a Latin dance-inspired fitness program, is one of the most famous forms of workout routine founded by Colombia-based fitness instructor Alberto “Beto” Perez. He combined Latin and ...

Zumba is a group exercise option that combines salsa and aerobics. An excellent workout, Zumba has many benefits, from building endurance to decreasing pain. Here are 9 benefits of Zumba. Share on ...

In this health experts column, Consumer Reports medical adviser Orly Avitzur, M.D., discusses the benefits and risks of the exercise sensation called Zumba. Zumba, the Latin dance-inspired fitness ...

Before Zumba became a global dance fitness sensation, it was gaining steam in 2001 as a "rhumba-cise" class in Aventura that ...

It started with VHS tapes. And now it’s taken over the world. Twenty years since its founding, Zumba has helped millions dance their way into fitter, happier lives, says co-founder and CEO Alberto ...

Ever been to a zumba class? If you haven't, then you should know that a zumba class, when done right, looks something like this. You're in a room full of people, loud Latin beats playing, the ...

Philipps also chats with PEOPLE about being "hot mic'd" for a Zumba class and her biggest fear about trying the dance-focused workout for the first time Zumba; Noam Galai/Getty Busy Philipps chats ...

Fairfax resident Millette Wardell was a coach at Curves, a women’s health and fitness club when a pair of Zumba instructors came in to demonstrate how Zumba could fit into a Curves’ workout. “That’s ...

Feeling It: Zumba instructors are both the primary customers and the core product of Zumba Fitness. Some 8,000 of them paid at least $399 each to attend an instructors’ convention in Orlando in August ...