With proteins, vitamins, energy and other things that’ll make you rock on classes!!!
- Bananas
- Berries
- Carrots
- Cereal
- Chicken thighs
- Chocolate milk
- Cottage cheese
- Cranberries
- Eggs
- Oranges
- Peanuts
- Fish
“Tutorials” like this will be very ordinary in balletballetballet, I hope you like it and give me some ideais about what I’d make to help you all!!! Send me ideas: http://balletballetballet.tumblr.com/ask
Warm-up exercises:
- 20 jumping jacks
- 1:00 standing harmstring stretch
- 2:00 march on the spot
- 30s quad stretch
- 20 jumping jacks again
Workout:
- 10 squats
- 10 knee bends
- 10s upper back stretch (round the back and extend arms in front of you)
- 30s - 3 times: the cobra (press your hips into the mat or floor, lengthen the torso and curl your chest away from the ground while keeping your hips stable)
- 5 standing calf raises (each leg)
- 20s - 3 times: superman (deepen your abdominal and core muscles to stabilize your spine and slowly and strongly reach both legs away from your torso until they lift a few inches off the floor - at the same time float both arms a few inches off the floor)
- 10 jump squats
Stretching exercises:
- 1:00 standing harmstring stretch
- 30s hip flexor stretch (each leg)
- 5 trunk rotation
- 90º harmstring (each leg)
- 90º harmstring (both legs at the same time)
- 30s of superman
You should probably work on your ankles, increasing the flexibility. Also, work on your arch some, strengthen in so you’re able to bend your pointe shoe better. The pointe shoes may also need to be broken in just a slight bit more. I’m not an expert though, so maybe also consult your teacher on the matter. Good luck and happy dancing!
-L
Submitted to us by arewegoing
Well, if you try hard enough there is always a chance. None of us here are qualified to judge something like this through writing, but seriously in the time I’ve been admin I’ve heard some inspiring stories. If dancing is your dream I say go for it with everything you have. If you don’t try, you’ll never know. Just be sure to have a back-up which you’re certain to get into. It may not be the fastest path to professional dancing for a big company, but if you work hard there’s always hope.
-L