DARIO DINUZZI

Stories & Testimonials

DARIO DINUZZI

Luzern, Switzerland
Contemporary
Career Pathway: Gyrotonic® instructor

Dario Dinuzzi, originally from Italy and now a naturalized Canadian, is a versatile dance artist with a rich background in ballet and contemporary dance, as well as street performing, acting and clowning. He has danced with notable companies and now freelances as a choreographer, performer, and teacher across Europe, North America, and Asia. Currently, Dario focusses on nurturing the dance community while prioritizing his role as a father.

DARIO’S STORY

“I fell in love with teaching early in my career, finding a sense of mission in encouraging and empowering others to care for their bodies while pursuing their goals. I’m deeply grateful to the DTRC for supporting my training as a Gyrotonic® instructor, which allowed me to guide individuals of all backgrounds and abilities, reshaping my approach and perspective on movement. My journey as a teacher and coach evolves alongside my personal life, with each experience enriching the other.

Relying on DTRC has been immensely encouraging, providing the knowledge and support needed to navigate a positive career change. DTRC played a key role in reshaping my professional path, allowing me to further my education and integrate new skills into my profile.”

DTRC’S SUPPORT

Retraining (Study) Grant

National Office

The Lynda Hamilton Centre
Suite 303
1000 Yonge Street
Toronto, ON M4W 2K2

Phone: 416-595-5655

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BC Office

The BC office runs as a virtual office and is open on a part-time basis, according to a variable schedule.

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Regional Reps

British Columbia
Mika Manning
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Alberta
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Manitoba
Eugene “GeNie” Baffoe
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Atlantic
Sydney Ewert
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Toll-free: 1-800-667-0851

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