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Ballet body

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The History of the Ballet Body: From Anna Pavlova to Misty Copeland

Since the first recognized ballerina, Marie Taglioni, took up the royal court art form in the early 19th century, the ballet body has always been in flux.

Ballet  Beautiful | ZsaZsa Bellagio - Like No Other

Ballet Beautiful - Polina Semionova Полина Семионова as “Juliet” and Friedemann Vogel as “Romeo”, “Romeo and Juliet Romeo und Julia” choreography by John Cranko, Staatsballet

looking at the art of dance through an unusual lens, russian photographer alexander yakovlev has realized the 'mirages' series with flour and ballet dancers.

looking at the art of dance through an unusual lens, russian photographer alexander yakovlev has realized the 'mirages' series with flour and ballet dancers.

#Ballet#Fitness

Grab your workout clothes because we are sharing six exercises that will help improve your ballet technique and performance in the studio!

9 Basic Ballet Terms & Benefits

Have you ever been to the ballet class and felt that they are talking some foreign language to you? That’s because in ballet classes or ballet workouts the tutor would always use French ballet terminology and call each ballet move a specific name. Which is why it makes it possible to learn ballet at any age. Terminology and structure helps to memories the movements, sequences and enjoy the progress! Ballet developed as a performance-focused art form in France, hence why all terminology is…

The trash bag pants collection by WorldWide Ballet, warm up wear, dancer fashion

Our trash bag pants keep you warm and stylish! Elastic waistband, ankle cuffs, and 6 colors make them perfect for any outfit. Get yours now!

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Ballet Turnout – How to improve it — Ballet Body Sculpture

Turnout—a combination of rotational flexibility and the strength to properly hold that rotation—is the foundation for ballet techniques. Strong supporting muscles around your hips will not just prevent you from any potential injuries but also improve hip