How do you feel when you dance? How might you feel if you danced every day for 90 days?
More grounded?
Freer?
Lighter?
Really freakin good?!
Dance is universal. Bodies innately know how to dance, even without ever taking a single class. (Just look at children!) While there are many different styles of dance, I am referring to the kind of dance that spontaneously moves through you, outside of a specific technique. When you let yourself simply move to a rhythm, free from judgment or self-consciousness, you tap into your body's best-held secret for more ease, vitality, and inner knowing.
Dance is the master regulator. It has the power to calm us down or give us energy. It is the wordless language of the body that whispers a deeper truth that the mind might not yet know.
So, why don't we dance every day?
Life's demands easily get in the way. Stress has momentum that can keep us stuck and spinning. However, the best way to release stress is to move it! And you don't need a whole hour at the gym or in a yoga class (although that's nice).
You only need 10 minutes. But the secret is 10 minutes Every. Damn. Day.
Dancing Days is a commitment to dancing for 10 minutes every day for 90 days. It's that simple.
When you make the commitment to dance every day, you are:
- Making your self-care a priority in a simple, doable, and accessible way.
- Doing powerful nervous system work, without it feeling like work or needing to follow a specific technique.
- Letting your body speak its deep truth. This is the best way to know what to do when you are facing a predicament.
- Giving yourself the gift of having more ease, vitality, and inner knowing.
- Powerfully practicing embodiment without it feeling like a practice.
Dancing Days begins on March 1, 2024 and ends on May 31, 2024. However, the doors are open until Sunday, March 3 at noon PST. You could start on Sunday and still complete the 90 days.
How? Because it's 90 days plus 2 make-up days. You don't have to be perfect! You also don't need to 'be a dancer' to participate! It's my firm belief that everyone is a dancer regardless if you identify as one.
All you have to do is make the commitment. Let's go!
“Hard times require furious dancing.” - Alice Walker
"Dance is the hidden language of the soul." - Martha Graham
Dancing Days is for you if you:
- Have a body
- Want to be more embodied
- Need a simple way to release stress
- Want more energy
- Want to sleep better
- Are ready to know your deep truth
- Love to dance, like to dance, or are dance curious
- Simply want to feel better and more like yourself again
If you have questions about whether Dancing Days is right for you, please contact Emily here.
Inside Dancing Days you receive:
- An online community for check-ins, shares, support, and encouragement
- Lots of curated playlists to get you moving with over 300 songs
- A solid commitment to yourself and accountability
- Being part of a collective movement of people dancing
- A chance to win back the $90 you paid for the program
- An opportunity to earn money through an affiliate partnership
Schedule:
- There is no schedule! You may dance and check in at any time of day you wish!
- However, there will be a live dance to kick off the challenge on March 1, as well as live dances on March 31 and April 30, and on our last day on May 31.
- All live dances are at 10am PST on Zoom. They will be recorded and posted in the community portal.
Meet Your Guide
Hi, I'm Emily Athena, and I am a dancer.
I am also a somatic sex educator, coach, rancher, and the founder of EroSpark Movement. I have helped numerous people in my private practice, classes, and courses find more safety, joy, and trust in their bodies.
I started dancing when I was young and simply never stopped. I have a degree in Contemporary Dance from the North Carolina School of the Arts and worked as a professional dancer and teacher for fifteen years.
When my dance career ended five years ago due to an injury, I stopped dancing completely. At first, this was a relief to my body. I needed a break to rest and recover. After a while though, I noticed that my energy was diminishing. So at the beginning of 2024, I made a commitment to myself to start dancing every day again, but this time without overdoing it. Only 10-15 minutes with no one telling me how to move my body, just letting my body do her dance.
The results were phenomenal. I began feeling more vibrant and youthful, sleeping better, and having less pain. Perhaps the best result, though, is feeling like myself again.
I want that for you too, and you can have it. Join me in a simple, yet radical commitment to dancing for yourself every day for 90 days.
“When a body moves, it's the most revealing thing. Dance for me a minute, and I'll tell you who you are.” - Mikhail Baryshnikov
"We should consider every day lost on which we have not danced at least once." - Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche
Frequently Asked Questions
I don't know how to dance. Can I still do this?
Why only 10 minutes a day?
What if I go out dancing or take a dance class. Does that count?
Why 90 days?
Is there any dance instruction in Dancing Day?
How long will I have access to the community?
Why should I pay $90? Can't I just dance for 90 days on my own?
How can I win my $90 back?
How can I earn money with Dancing Days?
Is this only for women?
Imagine what is possible
More energy.
Better sleep.
Less pain.
A safe space to move your emotions through your body every day. No more backlog.
A simple commitment that you can achieve.
Feeling more like yourself than ever before.
This doesn't have to be a dream. Just dance every day for 90 days. We will all be dancing with you. Let's go!
Join Dancing Days
The most effective tool for releasing stress, revitalizing, and knowing your deepest truth is within you. You simply need to dance every day.
Just think how good you will feel after you dance every day for 90 days. What new insights, pleasure, and effortless embodiment await you on the other side?
The only way to know is to make the commitment. Join this group of wild and wonderful dancing people as we dance our way into a new future, together.
Let's Dance!