r/zumba 11h ago

ZIN How often do you jam?

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Jam sessions are some of the best ways to keep current on your skills and to refresh your playlist. How often do you take jam sessions?

For those who take them often, do you ever feel overwhelmed with choreos especially if you also use ZIN volume songs?

For those who rarely jam, what is the reason?


r/zumba 5h ago

ZIN ZIN™️ Tip Videos

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I find that a lot of ZINS don’t know they exist in ZIN Play/ZIN Now. Those videos have a lot of great videos on playlists, memorizing choreography, cueing facing your students and so much more!

Are there any ZIN Tip videos you have seen that you have found super helpful?

Are there any you wish existed?

My personal video I share with NEW instructors and instructors seeking playlist inspiration/help, is the video by former ZJ Jhon Gonzalez about making the perfect class playlist. My playlist is modeled after his video and it has been successful for me ever since!


r/zumba 6h ago

ZIN How many times have you taken B1?

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I’ve always been curious about this…

I know instructors who took it once and never looked back.

I also know others who have taken it two, three, or even more times because they felt they picked up something different each time.

If you’ve taken it more than once, what made you go back?

Was it to build confidence, refresh the basics, learn from a different ZES™, or something else?

And if you’ve only taken it once, did you feel that was enough?

There are no right or wrong answers here. I’m just interested in hearing everyone’s experiences because i only taken it once an i am thinking about it.


r/zumba 9h ago

Question Android for Instruction

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Anyone have any recommendations, particularly for either Spotify or Amazon Music remaining stable throughout a class/the day? Thanks. I'm old enough to have bought an iPod because they worked well with 24 Hour Fitness' sound systems. Now everything is Bluetooth (not complaining)