Hastings U3A Podcast – Episode 21: Dancing for Fun and Fitness with Sue

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In Episode 21 of the Hastings U3A Podcast, we’re joined by the wonderful Sue, the long-time leader of the much-loved Dancing for Fun and Fitness group. Sue shares her story of community, resilience, and movement, from a lifetime in the Hastings area to stepping up as a group leader more than a decade ago. With laughter, music, and plenty of heart, Sue explains how dancing has helped members stay active, build friendships, and feel connected, especially during challenging times like COVID. From Nutbush to Zorba, Elvis to the Twist, this episode celebrates movement that feels more like joy than exercise. If you’ve ever thought about giving dancing a go, or simply love hearing stories about people who make our community thrive, this episode is for you. 🎶 Keep moving. Keep dancing. Stay connected.

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