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ChersRay Design
"This lyrical, dance-like
routine is deceptively
powerful, delivering
a high-powered
workout that will
leave you strong
and centered."
-Health Magazine
"The Nia Technique has come to the
rescue of ailing and would be for
exercisers who find even low-
impact aerobics a drain on their
aching bodies and tired minds.
The International Dance
Exercise Association (IDEA)
rates the Nia Technique 4.9
on a scale of 5, measuring
effectiveness, safety
and creativity."
-American Health Magazine

"The steps are easy
yet creative; there
is no competition.
The class builds
beautifully and
naturally from
muscle-warming
to sweat-inducing."
-Mode Magazine
"Your strength, ba-
lance and flexibility
will improve with
these exercises. They
are based on everyday
movements - done
slowly with concentra-
tion and precision,
they give you a good
workout."
-Glamour Magazine
"You will know a gym is
state of the art if it has the equipment necessary for non-impact... Gyms that are particularly savvy offer classes called Nia."
-Sports Traveler
"Possibly,
the most revolutionary
of today's soft aerobics.
Nia's movements are
fuller, more controlled
and even more graceful
than the typical
'watered-down aerobics
of low-impact classes.
Nia is designed to be
easy enough that anybody
of any age or skill level may
participate, yet grow with the
challenges of the technique
and improve spinal flexibility."
-Woman's Sports and
Fitness Magazine
"A workout that pumps
the heart, lubricates the
joints and stretches the muscles to release tension, enhance balance and comprehensively tone the muscles in a way that leaves the body
sweating yet refreshed.
All without running, jumping or jarring
calisthenics."
-San Francisco Chronicle
"This invigorating workout allows for
plenty of uninhibited
expression for those so
inclined and leaves you
feeling ready to spread your wings and soar..."
-People Magazine
"Most Innovative
Workout! Nia stands
head and shoulders above a crowded
look-alike market."
-American Fitness

"The over-riding Nia
principle is pleasure.
Do what feels good and
invigorating, avoid
anything that hurts or is exhausting. You get to
play."
-Business Week