Rosie Multari has been teaching line dancing in New Jersey since 1993. She actually was a line dance choreographer first, creating dance workout videos for TV Fitness star Denise Austin & the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders. Some of Rosie’s line dances are To the Moon, Tap & Go, To the Rock, Bally’s Mambo, Stealing the Best & her most recent First Place winner, Jersey Girls Cha!

Rosie has a varied educational background which all led to where she is now: a BFA in Theatre Arts from Brooklyn College followed by becoming a Gerontologist 20 years later, as well as having a successful fitness business, Rosie’s Robics, for over 30 years. Rosie has 5 national fitness certifications, including Zumba and is a recognized expert in Senior Fitness & Health. She has taught training workshops and Master classes throughout the US, Canada and Europe. In 2008 she joined Scooter Lee & Joanne Brady to bring the Dancing for the Dream program to Asia, in Singapore & Malaysia!

Before she retired in 2005, to become Granny/Nanny to her twin grand-daughters, Rosie taught 22 weekly classes exclusively to active adults in Ocean County, NJ. Now she has only one weekly class in Bayville, but she keeps busy with her growing family; traveling with the D4D seminars; is the Dance Coordinator for all Tim Gillis weekends; consultant & trainer for WellQuest; monthly instructor for the Jersey Girls; and she conducts workshops for beginners and improvers at many line dance events around the country!

Rosie has been married to Bruno for nearly 40 years and he enjoys dancing too! Together they had been members of the Dancing for the Dream Team for seven years, working along with founders Scooter Lee and Jo Thompson, to introduce line dancing to Active Adults as a fun way to exercise for a healthier, active lifestyle. She was a Board member of the D4D & the creator of “Ease to the Beat”, a series of healthful hints used at the D4D seminars. Rosie is also the creator of GRACE, a training program for instructors of Active Adults and is available for these training workshops as well as teaching dance lessons for all levels, from Ultra Beginner to Advanced.

Rosie is a “people person” and when you meet her you’ll know why she enjoys life!

To contact Rosie, please call 732-269-1640 or: