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Double Dutch: Atlanta Couple's Fitness Craze
19 Feb
Summary
- Couple turned a classic jump rope activity into a fitness program.
- They have taught over 100,000 people in 30 cities the joy of Double Dutch.
- Their studio in Northwest Atlanta has been operational since 2012.
Sean and Michelle Clark, an Atlanta couple, have successfully turned their love for Double Dutch into a popular fitness program. Since starting in 2012, they have expanded their reach, teaching over 100,000 individuals in 30 different cities. Their journey began in New York and later led them to open a full-time studio in Northwest Atlanta.
Double Dutch Aerobics offers a unique and engaging workout, drawing from a pastime with deep roots in Black communities. The Clarks emphasize its affordability and its power as a healthy outlet for stress relief and social connection. This has fostered a supportive environment where participants build friendships.
The couple's mission is to elevate Double Dutch to the same level of recognition as established fitness activities like yoga and spin. They also aspire to increase its competitive profile. Their classes are available every Saturday morning, providing an opportunity for adults to reconnect with their inner child through joyful movement and shared accomplishment.
