07/14/2026
Shuffle ball changeโฆ from the comfort of a chair! ๐ฏโโ๏ธโจ
Our residents at Eskaton Gold River just wrapped up their very first Chair Tap Class, and safe to say, we have some natural rhythm makers in the house!
Led by Kristin Stuhr, Impact and Fundraising Coordinator for the Eskaton Foundation and former professional dancer, residents learned the basics of tap through seated percussive footwork and expressive movement. Not only did they learn a full 1-minute routine in just 45 minutes, but they also got a fantastic brain and body workout (hello balance, coordination, and mood boost!). ๐ง ๐ช
Reflecting on the class, Kristin shared, "Teaching at an event hosted by the Eskaton Foundation gave me the opportunity to share my love of dance with residents, creating meaningful moments of connection, joy, and community which are essential. It also empowered me to bring my whole self to work, embracing my passions and authentic personality as part of how I make a difference."
The big question from residents? "When is the next class?!"