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From Bollywood to ballet, Sophia Wangkhem's Studio Impetus teaches you to move like a movie star in a fun, modern and non judgmental setting.
From Bollywood to ballet, Sophia Wangkhem’s Studio Impetus teaches you to move like a movie star in a fun, modern and non judgmental setting.
Our business is called Impetus –The Studio, and we provide a platform for various dance and fitness related activities for the residents of Central Mumbai – notably, Powai, Chandivili, Ghatkopar, Kanjur Marg, and Andheri East.
We conduct classes on various dance forms ranging from traditional (like Kathak), Classical, (like ballet), and the Modern, like Hip-Hop, Bollyhop, Jazz and Contemporary, Bollywood as well as Latin styles like Bachata
In the fitness domain, we have Hatha Yoga classes, Dancefitness , Bolly-Freakout, Core-strength workouts (FESA), as well as Krav Maga, the hard-core self-defense technique made famous by the Israeli armed services.
19-20, C-Wing, Upper Ground Floor, Lake Primrose Shopping Mall, Lake Homes, Powai, Mumbai, 400076. Phone: +91 8291508047/46/45
On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/impetusthestudio On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/impetusthestudio/
Fitness lover Sophia had been attending dance classes for a long time along with her friends Yamini Mohan and Supta Ghosh. However she realized that there was an opportunity to do better which led to the trio leaving their day jobs to start Impetus – The Studio, a platform where people of all ages could come, learn activities, stay fit and have fun in a non-judgmental space, via the medium of dance and other fitness activities.
The founders think what people love about Impetus is that the three of them are totally hands on, dealing with and taking care of the students and instructors personally. One of them is always present at the studio constantly talking to people, taking feedback, resolving issues with a personal touch and a smile. According to Sophia, “Our instructors also love working with us for the same reasons – transparency, mutual respect and a human touch. All our classes tend to be well-loved, but a special mention has to be made of Yoga, Bollywood, Bachata and Hip-Hop classes that are universally popular.”
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