Ballet

My mom is my coach and she believed I could be the best!! She started by putting my leg on a chair and pushing me down, yes it took the tears but she didn't care, then in the gym we normally spend an hour on coaching assisted flexibility and there was no rest! Basically I'm telling you to get someone to push you down and to ignore the pain. Tha'ts how I became the best. On another note: If you get up every day do each split for one minute. Every night do each split for one minute. Your splits will gradually get better. (Do 2 sets for one minute twice or three times a day)!

A lot of dancers feel a lot of joy and happiness while they are dancing onstage.

the answer is a glissade

It could be "chasse" or a "glissase"

Glisser in French means 'To Glide' or to 'Slide'

For ballet class- Leotard, pink ballet tights, silk/leather/canvas pink or black ballet shoes, a ballet skirt (optional) On stage, you either wear a tutu, or a long ballet dress. But, it could be anything!!

easy. do ballet.

It depends on the style of dance. Any form of dance that requires a lot of movement is a really good way of speeding up your heartbeat. For example jazz, swing, tango, salsa, and hip hop can increase your heartrate quickly. The type of music you do sports in can also affect your heartrate. If you listen to fast or upbeat music, you are more likely to move more and as a result, accomplish an increased heartrate. In conclusion, the heart rate level acquired during sports all depends on the form of the sport you are playing.

Ballet is all French words. Even though it is French it is taught all over the world.

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You should be able to buy pointe shoes from the same place you buy your normal ballet shoes, or another dance supplies shop. It is very important to ensure they fit properly, as otherwise you may hurt yourself. Pointe shoes should only be worn by dancers who know what they are doing, and have a teacher.

Sydney

Kirov Ballet is Bolshoi rival

corps de ballet

You probably mean - le pas de cheval (a horse step) see this -

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glossary_of_ballet

In Winnipeg, there are a few application only ballet schools. One of the more popular ones, is The Royal Ballet. It has many dancers from many different countries around the world.

the ballet

Tchaikovsky.

seven stone

As principal ballerina in 2006 and from ballet in toto on 08 June 2007, She has since toured to rave reviews with Welsh opera singer Katherine Jenkins.

You are usually dancing for about 4-5 years before you start pointe work but the common age is about 13-14 Hope this helps!

No, they didn't.

Cutting them neatly and regularly will help but sometimes people are prone to them naturally.

I am a dancer and had ingrowing toe nails. I had to have them removed but it was fairly painless and there aren't usually any problems after it has been done.

ballerinas don't have special bumps on their feet or anything they are not chosen by their feet type they have normal feet like any other person maybe a few blisters here and there in fact some dancers even have flat feet (they have no arch)

There is definatly NO CERTAIN GRADE, it depends on the strangth and tecnique the student has.

Genreraly students go on pointe when they reach Intermediate Foundation but this isn't a definite limit.

The student must be doing ballet for at least 3 years and doing 4 classes a week.

(I am in grade 5 and have been doing pointe work for a year now, but i think it was way to early and i am causing damage to my feet. i have also only been dancing for 1 year.)

Ballet began in the 15th century.