Ballet

Probably fondu, plie, battement and tendu

pointe

Yes. Yes he did

Yes, she did but she didn't married one time she got married three times!

It means to go on pointe shoes or tip-toes.

It's always different for different people, depepnding on different tecniques, sizes, body weight and cleverness etc...

Female gymnasts wear leotards so they will be able to perform all their events without their costumes getting in the way. The leotard is also designed to cover the body in an appropriate way.

brushing the foot through the floor with toes slightly off the floor

I personally think that ballerinas all have a sense of balance, and they have a lot of self-respect. Most are slight and graceful, but they don't neccesarily have to be.

it tells lies

you don't exactly get into pointe. you don't have to be a certain age. you start pointe when your teacher thinks your ready. you need to have the right legs that are strong ,powerful, graceful, and can handle any difficult moves that are put to them.

You need to have a lot of strength to be able to stay on pointe. If you are getting your first pair of pointe shoes going to the national ballet school's 'The Shoe room, is a perfect way to decide what kind of shoe (out of millions) you need. The Shoe room is in Toronto Ontario and appointments only take 20 minutes!

Plié

Well, you shouldn't think you will get it for sure. To catch your teachers attention, try hard! Also, when your teacher corrects you smile and show the teacher that you understand your correction by checking yourself in the mirror and adjusting! It will all come together if you try your best and don't act like you are the best! As well, if you do get the part, use facaials, it might feel akward, but it makes the performance a million times better! Good Luck.

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Ballet is great exercise simply because it tones up all of your body. You use all of your muscles in Ballet.

Well...

Most people go to enjoy the beautiful, graceful, and angelic dancers.

Harkness Ballet was created in 1964.

Ana pavlova.

no it cant

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Yes it can, the positions are very different and can harm technique.

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Not particularly. I am on a tap and jazz competitive team and it is mandatory that I take ballet and everyone on the team takes ballet. Ballet is where most dance technique come from. But, if you are doing a toe stand, or toe knocks or wings or anything along those lines in tap, and and you turn your feet in, yes, you will definitely ruin that ballet technique.

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No! I do both and I am improving in both especially ballet not going bakwards. I find it silly to think that because although in the Royal Ballet School they say so how could I be improving and my dance teacher be praising me more if tap dancing ruins Ballet technique!

These are usually worn by female dancers doing pointe work. Tights with holes already cut into the sole of the foot of the tights. It allows the dancer to stick her foot out or roll them up so she can take care of her feet if they bleed, blister, or any other type of injury she must attend to immediantly.

You pronounce it like block :)

for pointe, u need a toe pad which is for beginners which feels something like felt. for advanced learners toe pads will be plastic or possibly u wont have one at all! but also for pointe, u need excellent strength of muscles and u need t have a strong point of ur toes to make ur pointe shoes look nice and pointed. u just have 2 keep on trying. that's all. i hoped that help.

PS. u might want to be balanced on a barre first or if u are at home. then try doing being balanced by the wall by putting 1 hand on the wall and balance urself. as u get better then u can try doing it without the wall. never put 2 much weight on your toes the first time. do it bit by bit and everyday. never put too much stress!

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