Have you ever wondered why some girls look like their shoes were made for them? It is all in knowing what to look for when you fit your shoes. Follow this to get a great pair next time!
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Tie the ribbon on pointe shoes
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Use a wall to do split stretches
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Perform a pitch kick
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Have correct ballet placement & postural alignment
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Perform a clams and piriformis stretch for ballet
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Complete a front walkover for cheerleading, dance, and gymnastics
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Do a barrel turn
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Attach elastic to ballet shoes
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Do ballet exercises at home
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Do the sissone a la seconde ferme ballet dance move
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Perform a beginner turn combo in ballet
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Tie ballet slippers
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Perform an attitude turn
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Do the splits quickly
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Do an Arabesque in ballet
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Perform the 6 o'clock in ballet
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Perform fouettes, ballet turns and leg grabs in ballet
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Practice beginning floor, barre, & centre ballet
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Do a center floor ballet routine
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Do a straight leap
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How To:
Tie the ribbon on pointe shoes
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How To:
Use a wall to do split stretches
-
How To:
Perform a pitch kick
-
How To:
Have correct ballet placement & postural alignment
-
How To:
Perform a clams and piriformis stretch for ballet
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How To:
Complete a front walkover for cheerleading, dance, and gymnastics
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How To:
Do a barrel turn
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How To:
Attach elastic to ballet shoes
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How To:
Do ballet exercises at home
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How To:
Do the sissone a la seconde ferme ballet dance move
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How To:
Perform a beginner turn combo in ballet
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How To:
Tie ballet slippers
-
How To:
Perform an attitude turn
-
How To:
Do the splits quickly
-
How To:
Do an Arabesque in ballet
-
How To:
Perform the 6 o'clock in ballet
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How To:
Perform fouettes, ballet turns and leg grabs in ballet
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How To:
Practice beginning floor, barre, & centre ballet
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How To:
Do a center floor ballet routine
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How To:
Do a straight leap
1 Comment
all this information is good but a lot of information is missing. It's great that she explained the length of the shoe and the length of the vamp but neglected to talk about the shape of the box. This is highly important if you are going to get proper balance on pointe. Also, nothing was said about the type of shank and what to do about a disappearing heal.
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