Our terrific Kumu (Kathy Ralar, Kalei Jaramillo, and Rance Villarimo), along with other hula teachers in the State, have become proficient in the art of teaching hula through video conferencing. The Kumu prepare videos of themselves teaching new chants and dances and meet with the keiki in groups and individually via Zoom, every Saturday. The keiki members are doing very well and are prepared to pick up with live shows whenever that becomes possible again. Our Kumu are also providing cultural and history lessons to complement the Foundation’s program.
Exercise outlets thriving in West Maui
Exercise outlets thriving in West Maui By BY WALTER CHIHARA - | Nov 6, 2020 Kalani and Bethany Ross run Anytime Fitness Lahaina. WEST MAUI — The importance of physical fitness and exercise has never been greater than in the turmoil of the COVID-19 pandemic. Anxiety...
Navarro sisters together again in Montana
Navarro sisters together again in Montana Lahainaluna graduates are among top wrestlers nationally at 101 pounds Article from Maui News January 2021. Ira Navarro (top) finished fifth at the Women’s College Wrestling Association Championship while competing for...