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Aqua Zumba Splash Routine to Azukita

Video by Zumba & Fitness with Christie on YouTube · Open on YouTube

Zumba instructor Christie cues a one-song Aqua Zumba merengue routine from the pool deck: knee-lift runs, water pushes, arm splashes, kicks and a merengue box. You need a pool to follow it.

  • 4 min
  • Beginner
  • Low impact (no jumping)
  • pool
  • Latin

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Step by step 6

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  1. Intro: run on the spot lifting the knees, then circle claps and push the water away four times. 0:06
  2. Block A: splash both arms right and left, then together in the centre; double time the second time. 0:29
  3. Blocks B and C: single-single-double kicks right and left, then forward twice and back four single steps. 0:59
  4. Blocks A and B again: the arm splashes, then the single-single-double kicks. 1:28
  5. Swirl the arms, then a merengue box, slow at half water tempo first, then doubled to water tempo. 2:12
  6. Final round: blocks A, B and C again to finish. 2:42

The steps are a summary in our words, checked against the video — the coach shows every move.

Form cues from the coach

  • Push the water away with both arms, then splash right and left
  • Slow the merengue box to half time first, then double it to water tempo

What it works Whole body

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Joints it uses light on the joints

  • Shoulders moveswater pushes, arm splashes, arm swirls
  • Hips moveskicks, forward and back steps
  • Knees movesknee-lift run, kicks, merengue box
  • Ankles & feet movessteps, kicks, merengue box

A guide to the joints this video’s moves load, from what the coach does — not medical advice. Some ache is normal; stop if a joint hurts sharply. How joints are rated

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Video by Zumba & Fitness with Christie; the summary, steps, cues, body areas and joint notes are Notbroken’s, written from what the coach actually does in the video and checked a second time. Warm up first, take the easier options until a move feels easy, and stop if you feel sharp pain, chest pain or dizziness. General instruction, not advice for your body. About & safety