TwentySixOctober: September 2014

Sunday, September 21, 2014

Introducing Studio Sands!

Want to get fit?

Want to feel sexy?

Being a woman, I always believe that it's important for us to keep fit and to feel good about ourselves.

"世界上没有丑女人，只有懒女人"

Wish for a good and fun way to do it.

How about Pole Dancing?

In the past, people often associate pole dancing with night life and sleazy activities.

However, in our society today, more and more people has accepted pole dancing as a healthy and interesting activity to train our fitness and body control.

Pole dancing has evolved to become a popular sport for women from all age groups.

To learn pole dancing, I'll like to introduce you Studio Sands!

A new pole dance studio conveniently located near Outram MRT.

23A Kampong Bahru Road

#02-02

Singapore 169 349

(Outram MRT exit G)

Check out the website for direction: http://studiosands.com.sg/pages/find-us

A cozy and romantic studio with one-way window which allows you to have a good view while maintaining privacy

If you are not sure of what type of outfits to wear, Studio Sands has pole dancing outfit for sales

With Instructor Sandra

Studio Sands is a new pole dance studio opened by my beloved friend.

To show my support, I have signed up for her Kpop classes.

Prior to joining Studio Sands, I have no pole dancing experience (except for one time during my hen's party organized by my girlfriends).

I had this perception that my arms are weak and I can't imagine myself supporting my whole body weight on a pole.

After attending the 1st lesson, I realized that my worries were unnecessary.

I've learnt a few moves from her class and discovered that pole dancing is not just about strength, it's also about having the momentum and skills.

After one lesson, I am surprised that I can actually do it!

Besides learning to look sexy, pole dancing also gives women CONFIDENT when we attained the strength to control our body.

So let's join Studio Sands.

Don't worry if you have no experience, because every women have the ability to control our body and to look sexy.

Check out for the classes now:

Studio Sands is having an opening promotion!

You may sign up with your friend to enjoy S$20 discount off your bill.

Click on to the following link to book a course NOW!

http://studiosands.com.sg/pages/new-book-a-course

XOXO,

TwentySixOctober

Thursday, September 11, 2014

7 Things to do at Telok Ayer Street

Telok Ayer Street

Reminiscent of old Singapore.

Along the street, you will see many old Singapore architectures maintaining their original look.

In recent years, there have been many new eateries and boutiques waking up this old street.

If you have time, it's pretty good to take a walk along this street to enjoy good food and learn some history of Singapore.

Here I like to introduce my
top 7 things to do at Telok Ayer Street

1) Brunch at My Awesome Cafe, 真棒堂

My Awesome Cafe is simply an awesome place to enjoy good coffee and brunch.

It is hidden beneath the 中华医院 with scent of the old building.

Located at 202 Telok Ayer Street, Singapore 068639

Website: http://www.myawesomecafe.com

Opening Hours:

Mon - Tue: 7.45am - 9.00pm

Wed - Fri: 7.45am - 12.00am

Sat - Sun: 10am - 3.00pm

2) Brunch at Sarnies

Sarnies is another popular brunch place located at 136 Telok Ayer Street, Singapore 068601

Website: http://www.sarniescafe.com/

Operating Hours:

Mon - Fri: 7.00am - 10pm (kitchen closes at 9.30pm)

Sat, Sun: 9.00am - 4.00pm

3) Explore the history of Singapore

After brunch, you may walk along the street to learn more about the old Singapore.

Telok Ayer is a Malay name which means "bay water" because this street used to be the coastal road along the bay.

In 1822, Telok Ayer was the primary area set aside by Sir Stamford Raffles for the Chinese community.

Telok Ayer Street become one of the first streets in Chinatown and formed the backbone of development for the Chinese immigrant community in early Singapore.

Till today, you can still see many Chinese associations and companies located along the street.

You will also see Chinese temples in this area which were built by Chinese immigrants to show gratitude for safe passage.