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Life Time Athletic hosted annual Daddy Daughter Dance

Credit: Joe Fury Farrah Sadighi poses for a photo with the Life Time Athletic Mermaid.

Credit: Joe Fury Shawn and Chieko Giordano enjoy a moment together.

Credit: Joe Fury Dad and daughter dancing.

Credit: Joe Fury Gerry and Emilia Montiel share a dance during.

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Fathers and daughters stepped out for a recent night “Under the Sea” at Life Time Athletic Green Valley. The annual Daddy Daughter Dance featured an evening of dancing, crafts and games. Dads and their daughters posed for photos with a mermaid, played dolphin ring toss, took part in a Zumba routine and dined buffet-style on grilled chicken and shrimp and chocolate-covered strawberries and cereal bars.

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