Goshen Grooves

What is GROOVE? 💃🕺
If you've ever wondered what Groove Dance Exercise is, this video gives you a great glimpse! Groove is a simple, fun, and accessible way to move your body. There are no complicated steps to memorize—just easy movement patterns, great music, and the freedom to dance in your own unique way.
Groove is designed for everyBODY, every age, and every fitness level. The focus is on joy, connection, and moving in ways that feel good.

✨ Come experience it for yourself tonight!

📍 Kennett School of Gymnastics 150 W. Main St., Goshen
🕠 5:30 PM - the studio is downstairs (the entrance and parking are on the back)
🗞️ $15 per person

Whether you're a regular or it's your very first class, I'd love to dance with you. Bring a friend, wear comfortable clothes, and come ready to move, laugh, and feel amazing!

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✨ From the first move to the final groove! ✨

Here’s a glimpse of what happens when we come together to move, connect, and have fun through The Groove magic. 💃🎶

Ready to experience it for yourself? Join me on the dance floor:

📍 Kennett School of Gymnastics
🗓 Fridays
⏰5:30 pm

No dance experience needed—just bring yourself and a willingness to move. Every body is welcome!

Come groove with us and leave feeling energized, connected, and joyful. 💛






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This is what Friday nights look like at Groove! ✨💃 A little recap from beginning to end—and your invitation to join us this Friday at Kennett School of Gymnastics. No perfect moves. No experience needed. Just music, movement, and fun. 🗓 Friday 📍 Kennett School of Gymnastics ⏰5:30 PM Who’s coming? 🙌 #getgrooved #goshengrooves #kennettschoolofgymnastics #orangecountychambermember #goshennychamber

🎶 Midweek Groove Dance Exercise! 🎶

Need a little boost in the middle of your week?

Come move, play, laugh, and enjoy the Groove! 💃✨
Groove is a fun, simple dance experience that gets you moving, lifts your spirits, and energizes your body and mind.

📍 Kennett School of Gymnastics 150 W. Main Street, Goshen
🕚 Wednesday at 11:00 AM

No dance experience needed—just bring yourself and a willingness to move! All ages, abilities, and fitness levels are welcome.

Let's shake off stress, connect with joy, and groove together! ❤️
Only $15 per person.

Just think about that!

YOU DON'T STOP DANCING..BECAUSE YOU GET OLD,YOU GET OLD BECAUSE YOU STOP DANCING.

It is a Special day today for my family and me!!
It would have been my mother’s 100th birthday today. I wish she were still with us.
My mom was a remarkable Russian woman — smart, kind, strong, brave, and audacious. She lived through World War II and proved herself to be a true hero.
In the early spring of 1945, the Germans had taken over my grandmother’s house in the village of Vertyachiy and turned it into their headquarters, forcing my mother’s family to live in the basement. The Germans were retreating in panic as the Russian army and partisans attacked. My mother, only 19 years old at the time, noticed that one of the rooms was empty. She quietly slipped inside, grabbed a strategic map, and ran through gunfire and shrapnel deep into the forest to deliver it to the partisans. My grandmother was terrified and furious when she learned what my mother had done, but that was who my mom was — fearless, determined, and unstoppable once she set her mind to something.
After the war, she became an engineer and worked at the Tractory Factory, but her true calling was teaching. She attended a Folk University and became a teacher at a vocational college. She loved sports and excelled at rifle shooting, earning several awards.
She was also a loving and devoted mother to my two brothers and me. We never had much money, and my mom often bought clothes from secondhand stores, but she was incredibly creative and talented. She could remake and redesign anything — even sew me dresses overnight.
One of her dreams was to own and drive a car. After retiring, she finally bought a small car and learned to drive. She and my father loved gardening, and together they bought a little summer house — a dacha — where they planted fruit trees, berries, and flowers. I still remember my mom happily driving her little car there.
She was always my biggest supporter. When I applied to a very competitive and prestigious university program, it took me three years to finally be accepted into the School of Foreign Languages — my dream. Through every setback, she encouraged me never to give up.
I am who I am because of her. She taught me to keep moving forward no matter what, and to pursue my goals and dreams with courage and determination.
When my mom passed away, I planted a flower garden in her honor.
You are always with me — in my heart and in my thoughts.
Love you, Mom.
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