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Get ready for a serious cardio workout with Stacey Beaman, cofounder of PlyoJam. This is dance powered by plyometrics and is guaranteed to burn a ton of calories. No matter what your dance background is, you’ll be able to keep up with these easy-to-follow combos! Let go of your inhibitions and get ready to jump, shimmy, and feel the beat.
Co-founders Jason Layden and Stacey Beaman talk about PlyoJam and their popular dance fitness classes on Good Morning LaLa Land, a live-streaming daily talk show.
PlyoJam is an energized and intense dance workout that blends jumping exercises with short, explosive hip-hop moves. This uniquely engaging fitness program began in California in 2012 and has been sweeping the nation with its party-like online classes. If you want to lose weight with a partner, PlyoJam can make sure you stay on track and have a blast dancing your way to your health goals.
Encino resident Carrie Murray joins about 140 participants at the Dance4ACause benefit fitness event on Jan. 20 at Agoura High School. PlyoJam Dance Fitness organized the two-hour cardio dance party. All proceeds from the event will be donated to the families of the victims of the Borderline Bar and Grill shooting and those affected by the Woolseyfire.
PlyoJam Founders Stacey Beaman and Jason Layden make an appearance on KTLA Channel 5 with Lu Parker and Glen Walker to chat about their upcoming Dance 4 A Cause event. The event is being held to raise money for the families of the victims of the Borderline shooting and the victims of the Woolsey Fire.
PlyoJam Dance Fitness will host a benefit class from 4 to 6 p.m. Sun., Jan. 20 at Agoura High School, G Bldg., 28545 W. Driver Ave.
All proceeds will be donated to the Las Virgenes Fire Relief for those affected by the wildfires and to the Conejo Valley Victims Fund for victims of the Borderline Bar shooting.
PlyoJam, which offers dance fitness classes, will donate all proceeds from an upcoming course to victims of the Woolsey Fire and Borderline shooting.
Loved by celebs such as Reese Witherspoon and James Corden (who dragged his mate Adele along), Plyojam fuses hip-hop dance moves with plyometrics (basically any exercise that involves jumping) to create a cardio class where you’ll sweat and smile. Co-founder Stacey Beaman told us, “PlyoJam is a sexy, fun and intense workout designed to shed massive calories. All routines are set to pop and hip-hop tunes you know and love.”