Welcome to Enchanting Dance!
Aloha, and welcome, lovely! My name is Michelle Leigh, and I want to thank you for visiting Enchanting Dance, my website and blog dedicated to the transformative power of bellydance and the sacred feminine!
As a professional bellydancer, mother, designer, and hostess extraordinaire—I invite you on a sensual journey of discovering your multi-dimensional nature and expressing your feminine genius to the fullest.
I believe dancing is synonymous with living and that bellydance is one of life’s greatest teachers. Within this site, you will find inspiration and tools for experiencing womanly wellness through the rhythm and ritual of bellydancing while learning how to turn your magic on with radical self-love and care.
It is my purpose to help you harness the healing power of your own divinity. Are you ready to experience pleasure and joy in a way that won’t go unnoticed? Let me personally introduce you to the vitality of this enchanting dance!
The Magic of Bellydance
Interested in learning how to bellydance? I offer multi-level classes online as well as private lessons in Kailua Kona, Hawaii.
The Arts of Enchantment
Want to take your study of femininity to a deeper level? Check out my resources and programs to master the enchanting arts.
The Health Benefits of Bellydance for Women
Improves Muscle Tone
The natural movements of bellydance gently tone muscle groups in the abdomen, pelvis, torso, spine, neck and arms while providing a low-impact exercise suitable for all ages.
Develops Poise
Coordination, symmetry and spacial awareness are aspects of bellydancing that help the body become more supple and graceful while learning to move beautifully and confidently.
Boosts Self-Esteem
The artistic and feminine movements of bellydance create positivity and freedom around sensual expression which liberates the dancer both physically and emotionally.
Relieves Stress
Reduces PMS Symptoms
Conditions for Childbirth
What Women Are Saying About Michelle Leigh:
Helped my brain wrap itself around something my body does semi naturally (with a couple tweaks)
My head was getting in the way of my left hip and I couldn’t figure out how to do the movement. Turns out I could absolutely do the movement walking backwards so once we figured it out she helped me do it standing still.
Mahalo plenty, Michelle”
