Ballet

It all depends on the muscle control behind everything. It really helps make your lines prettier and if your en pointe it's almost a blessing

1- feet tuned out with heels touching

2- feet turned out but the feet are about 8 inches apart (depending on length of legs)

3- feet tuned out with heel of one foot touching the arch of the other

4- feet turned out with one foot about 8 inches in front of the other

5- feet tuned out with heel of one foot touching the big toe of the other

It can really hurt your child if they don't get a good teacher or if they a not done developing.

is your child just going up onto pointes?

you need to make sure her shoes are a good fit and they are worn in otherwise if the shoe is lose or her ankles aren't strong enough to hold her weight she will roll on them and hurt her ankles

3rd position with the arms: (if you understand most ballet terms) One arm is in first and the other is in 2nd. (one out one in at belly button level) Legs: Like first position but with the feet crossed over and the heel of the front foot should be connected with the arch of your back foot. Both feet are turned out. HOPE THIS HELPED!

it depends on how the guy is or how you feel

Basically;

The human body energy production can be Aerobic or anaerobic, (with or without oxygen)

While anaerobic effort, is a short time effort such as weightlifting needs a large quantity of energy over a very short time it is produced differently in our cells.

running a mile needs Aerobic energy production -

it is the use of a lot of oxygen during time to produce energy. and the heart, blood system and breathing system needs to adjust to Aerobic production of energy, its like gears in a car...

Another reason is muscle function and flexibility - wormed up muscle are more flexible and can preform better and safer.

Both anaerobic and aerobic modes are crucial for survival.

You're digestive system get stronger as exercising.

5 positions... the only position that is not turned out is parallel

Ode - ballet - was created in 1972.

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George Balanchine was probably the most famous ballet choreographer. He created many original works that ballet companies still dance today. His works are complex and challenging for the dancers who dance in them. He choreographed his own version of the Nutcracker and he helped found the New York City Ballet.

By doing very hard stretches and those hard dance moves that they position themselves in ( splits, backbends, etc.)

Ballet is spelled the same in French.

Having gone to SAB, I know they accept around 200-250 students. Around 2500-3000 audiition. So you have approximately a 10 percent chance. If one doesn't get in they should always try the next year. I didn't get in the first year but did the second.

The frenchThat is why all the moves are french

they don't bother me, but it may be because I'm used to them and wear them 4 times a week, since I was 7. they feel semi-natural. revolution brand tights are definitely the most comfortable ones I've tried, and they are nice and stretchy. however, because they are so stretchy, they rip easily.

Ballet is a performing art. It's very nice to watch and an enjoyable way to express your feelings.

I think you mean port de bras. It means 'movement of the arms' and involves moving the arms through different positions in a continuous and graceful movement.

A basic port de bras is where the arms go from bras bas, to first, to second, then back down the bras bas.

A full port de bras is where the arms go out to second, then as you fold down, keeping your legs straight, the arms lift to 5th.

Here are all the arm positions I can think of - bras bas, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 1st arabesque, 2nd arabesque, 3rd arabesque, open 5th, demi seconde, demi bras, and also many more will be used in ballet routines that don't have names.

Source(s) - 8 years of ballet training

Dancers use pointe shoes to make them look taller, give the thought that they are on their toes, to give their body a more graceful line.

there's a lot, but here's are a few: first position- heels together, feet turned out second position- feet turned out, heels apart third position- one heel on front of the other, turned out fourth position croisee (crossed)- feet parrallel, turned out, one in front of the other. space in between feet. one toe will be adjacent from the opposite heel and vice versa. fourth position ouverte (open)- feet parrallel, turned out, one in front of the other. space in between feet. one heel will be adjacent from the other fifth position- feet parrallel, turned out, one in front of the other. no space in between feet. tondue- extending one leg forward while still standing on the other leg demi plie- (half bend) bending the knees halfway in first, second, third, fourth or fifth position grande plie- (big bend) fully bending the knees in first, second, third, fourth or fifth position releve- (raise) pressing onto the balls of both feet pirouette-(spin/whirl) complete turn of the body on one foot, other foot in passe degage- (disengage) leg is thrown into a position much like a tondue, but above the ground.

To help grip the nut and prevent it from slipping out when you apply pressure. Try cracking a nut with a portion of a nutcracker that is not serrated and you quickly will understand.

Everyone has differently shaped feet, so it just depends on the person. Grishkos often have harder shanks, which will make it more difficult for a beginning pointe student to get their arches all the way over the box. Grishkos are great pointe shoes, however, but they might not be right for you feet - go to a store and have yourself fitted for the right brand of pointe shoes if it's your first time.

It is a lot easier to get to some other positions in ballet from fifth. For example a battement. {Pronounced bot-ma}

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