Wellness and Movement

“We do a lot of different activities here that provide a lot of movement and exercise, but there’s nothing like this for them. They’re dancing and they’re having a great time. I don’t know how to replicate it.”

Matt Frazier, Director, Ruth Sheets Adult Day Care

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Movement for Everyone

Easy and fun movement activities for all abilities.  Join in whether you're standing up or sitting down!

A great form of low-impact exercise that helps prevent falls.

Reduces stress

Great for your brain

Have fun with friends and connect with your community.

On an engagement survey comparing our programs to other regular group activities such as exercise and crafts, ComMotion scored an average of 11% higher than all other activities on measures of engagement, active participation, attitude, mood, and sleepiness.

We bring the class to you

We can bring our programs directly to your location, to make it easiest for your group to join.  We provide our own music and can use nearly any space for the class.  Please contact us if you are interested in setting up a program.

Live Online Classes

Live online classes are available, via Zoom and other platforms, for individuals, groups, and organizations.  These interactive programs can be customized to meet the needs and abilities of the participants.

Contact us to learn more!

Wellness & Movement Video Classes

This on-demand video program includes a variety of easy and fun and dance and movement activities for seniors of all abilities.  Join in a virtual dance party whether you're standing up or sitting down!

Available with audio description for visually impaired and/or with English or Spanish subtitles.

Partners and Sponsors include:

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ComMotion - Community in Motion is supported by United Arts Council of Raleigh and Wake County as well as the N.C. Arts Council, a division of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources.