Capoeira classes for beginners in London

for more information call: 07977 151 362
e-mail: classes@capoeira-agora.com
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Capoeira movement, macaco, photo by Mark Himsworth

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Capoeira classes Mon-Tue near Goodge Street and Wed-Thu and Sat near Waterloo/London Bridge

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Capoeira Agora summer break and trip to Brazil: July 23rd - Aug 10th

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capoeira for children saturdays waterloo london

Young people age 6-13 will learn the movements, the music and other aspects of the Capoeira art.

Children classes will restart Sep 11th.

Find out more about Capoeira classes for 6-13 years olds

capoeira for beginners

New beginners’ courses start week commencing Sep 6th.

Our next drop-in beginners’ class: Waterloo, Sep 11th.

Find out more about the beginners courses

online competitions

Our school is not only about training... Learn Capoeira, get fit, enjoy the moment...

Our February online competition "O que é berimbau" is now closed.

Find out more about how you could win Capoeira classes.

capoeira agora london

At our school we believe that there is a place for Capoeira in everyone's life.

The school works closely with the Associação de Capoeira Senzala de Santos of greatly respected Mestre Sombra.

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capoeira agora classes

Capoeira Agora started regular classes in Central London in September 2008.

Our lessons take place five times a week in venues north and south of the River Thames. Beginners' courses start at the beginning of each month.

Find out more about our classes Find out about our beginners

capoeira art form

Capoeira isn't just a physical exercise. It's a whole culture with elements of movements, music, tradition, history and language.

It's also a language where the moves themselves become words.

Find out more about Capoeira – the game, the movements, the music...

capoeira history

African people were brought to Brazil during the years of transatlantic slave trade. Those who survived the journey were separated from the loved ones upon reaching the Brazilian coast...

Through fusion of traditions and rituals and desire to free themselves, Capoeira was born.

Find out more about the beginnings of Capoeira