Ballet training : the best work foundations
Ballet foundation for adults
People always consider ballet training as very tough and difficult. Nevertherless, ballet foundation and different techniques will bring a lot for anyone who wants to perform and be trained in addition to their current background. Ballet training is the foundation of your work, I offer group or private dance training following your experience and needs. I combine different dance techniques that I have worked with along my professional experience: Waganova, Balanchine, RAD, Martha Graham, Lester Horton techniques... A way to feel your body and be trained as a professional dancer.
Ballet foundation for teens (>13 y.old)
Training dance talents at different levels, such as intermediate or advanced, who wish to excel before entering dancing competitions, state schools or auditions, using methods from ballet techniques suchs as Vaganova, RAD as well as Balanchine's style and techniques. Giving them professional tips and tricks to ease, optimise, correct and provide artistic direction, as well as nursing injuries.
- Preparing talents for stage appearances, international dance competitions, as well as state schools' entry.
Special classes for beginners or people who have had past dance and/or ballet training and want to lengthen, strenghten, and feel more body intensity, in an effort to maintain their posture and become fit again :
floor, barre, center and small choreographies for better fitness results.
Techniques: Pilates, Boris Kniaseff, Martha Graham, , Vaganova and Balanchine.
Pointe Technique
Ballet and contemporary repertoires
This is the question of feeling and style. Learning and feeling the difference between classical traditional pointe shoe techniques and Balanchine's style. Getting a different work approach for mastering pointe shoes knowing the weight of the body should remain over the metatarsals, and not sink back onto the heel as well as roll-up, press-relief for jump preparation, releasing your current technical problems and finding the best techniques for you.
To move into the professional dance world, it is essential for trained dancers to learn ballet and contemporary repertoires in order to prepare themselves for stage auditions or perform better providing in addition to former dance training, more artistic and technical direction.