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• Recreational Activities - activities that give pleasure or leisure like

  gardening, playing sports or dancing, sewing, camping and more
• Leisure - described as activities that you do in your spare time like reading, meditating, drawing, and engaging in popular activities.
• Passive recreation - refers to recreational activities that do not require organized facilities like sports fields or pavilions and gyms
• Active Recreation - are means of relaxation and fun time activities usually of a more formal nature no particular rules to be followed.
• Indoor recreational activities - are activities that can be done or performed in the halls, rooms or in the classroom and do even inside your house.
• Outdoor recreational activities - aims to give leisure as you interact with the natural environment.
• Hiking - is a long walk either for pleasure or exercise.
• Tahitian Dance - can be a worship dance or flirting dance
• The Otea - originally a somewhat military dance, reserved for men.
• The Aparima - The hands of the dancers mime history.
• The Hivinau - male and female dancers are round in a circle and a male

  soloist voices a phrase that the choir takes up.
• The Pa'o'a - this dance is derived from the movements used tomake tapa vegetable.
• Tamau - Hip side movement
• Ami - Slow and smooth big circles.
• Fa'arapu - small hip circle, then go faster and faster and faster.
• Afata - a BOX
• Tairi Tamau- Smooth hip action
• Tairi Tama - Sharp hip action
• TEKI - all steps on your tip toes.
• Zumba - An aerobic featuring movements inspired by various styles of Latin dances
• Zumba was Created by Alberto “Beto” Perez