Moreton Bay Physie was established in 2015 and provides dance classes for females aged 3 to 70 years. Classes are held by Melissa in Narangba at $8 a lesson, with an annual registration and insurance fee of $77 and club fee of $25, and run from February to November each year. Moreton Bay Physie is a great value dance class, with no expensive costumes or footwear, making our classes perfect for beginners through to experienced dancers! BJP Physie is a combination of Ballet, Contemporary, Yoga and... Read more

Physical Culture or Physie (pronounced ‘fizzy’) is a dance sport for girls and women. We aim to build confidence, poise and grace as well as developing good posture, strength, fitness, flexibility, co-ordination and balance through a program of fitness and dance. Above all physie builds life long friendships and teaches its students to strive for their goals! Strathpine Physie has been serving the community for over 30 years with the same teacher! Above all our club is friendly and welcoming to... Read more

Experienced Private Practitioners at MetroWest Physiotherapy delivering quality Hands-On physiotherapy for the whole family. This practice delivers results with time-honoured, honest manual therapy. The history at MetroWest Physiotherapy dates back to before the current location in Toowong with some of the clients having attended the clinic since the early sixties. Originally, Miss Schultz and Miss Wheeler ran the Western Suburbs Physiotherapy Centre, a pioneering practice in Taringa. Colin... Read more

Fun, upbeat, pop music is the soundtrack to a sport that fuses dance styles such as: - Jazz - Ballet - Contemporary - Hip Hop - Dance Aerobics - Marching - Yoga Our innovative choreography changes annually and is designed for maximum variety and fun. Each age group's dance syllabus includes aerobic style warm-ups, standing and floor exercises and dances that are based on ballet and jazz movement. Physical Culture ( Physie) is the perfect combination of movements designed to increase: -... Read more

Physie: A Fusion of Dance and Sport. Fun, upbeat, pop music is the soundtrack to a sport that fuses together dance styles such as jazz, ballet, hip hop, contemporary, aerobic dance and even yoga! Physie (also known as Physical Culture) is the perfect combination of movements designed to increase flexibility, strength and fitness. Its a synchronised, team-based sport that is social and fun and an excellent low impact aerobic activity. Everton Physie provides classes for all ages and abilities, from... Read more

Fun, upbeat, pop music is the soundtrack to a sport that fuses dance styles such as jazz, ballet, hip hop, contemporary, aerobic dance and even yoga! Our innovative choreography changes annually and is designed for maximum variety and fun. Read more

Need something new and exciting in 2017. Physical Culture is coming to Brisbane's Inner North. Come and try a form of dance that is not only fun but is all about empowering girls for life. *Strength *Control *Posture *Flexibility *Fitness *Fun *Dance Physie skills and friendships last a lifetime. Why not come and see what all the fuss is about. Read more

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Kedron Park Physie, a member of the BjP School of Physical Culture, offers dance classes to girls aged 4 through to ladies. Teaching a new syllabus each year, physie fuses a blend of dance styles to teach posture, strength, flexibility and confidence. Read more

Love It....then Dance It. Come join the fun with Wynnum Manly Physie. Physical Culture or Physie (pronounced ‘fizzy’) is a dance sport for girls and women. Physie incorporates modern dance, exercises, simplified ballet and aerobic warm ups. All routines are performed to modern music. Physie is great for self esteem, core strength, fitness, flexibility, posture & coordination. Physie is a much less expensive form of dance. Physie is done in bare feet, so there are no shoes to buy. OUR MISSION STATEMENT To... Read more

Dance, Fun, fitness, friendship with Eastside Physie & Dance. Classes for girls and ladies from 4 years. A member of APDA (Australian Physie & Dance Association) Born out of the determination of a national network of creative physie and dance professionals who share a vision to create a more contemporary dance sport in Australia. APDA aims to bridge the gap between the traditional school of Physical Culture and the world of contemporary dance to create an innovative sport that reflects physie and... Read more