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Pilates for Dancers (or Just Feel Like One!) Intro Drop-In Class
This intro class focuses on simple pilates movements that benefit dancers (and anyone who is a fan of dance). It is a combination of dance and pilates exercises with a focus on flexibility and fun! All levels welcome.
There are no upcoming classes.
35 minutes
per class
Meets once
7-12
year olds
2-12
learners per class
per learner
How does a "One-Time" class work?
Meets once at a scheduled time
Live video chat, recorded and monitored for safety and quality
Great for exploring new interests and different styles of teachers
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Description
Class Experience
The students will learn a series of pilates and dance movements that encourage good posture and strength.
I have taught ballet to learners as young as 5 and as old as 90 - online and off. There are risks of injury in any physical activity, and we take many precautions to maintain the safest learning environment to practice new movements. However parental guidance is suggested if there are any concerns.
I have taught ballet to learners as young as 5 and as old as 90 - online and off. There are risks of injury in any physical activity, and we take many precautions to maintain the safest learning environment to practice new movements. However parental guidance is suggested if there are any concerns.
We may use props, but many can be found around the house. The student will need a clear open space, and a soft but firm surface - like a mat on hard floor, or thin carpet. A water bottle is recommended.
35 minutes per week in class, and maybe some time outside of class.
At times we may refer to some anatomy - I use 'pelvic floor' to encourage a connection with the spine. I use the word 'seat' to refer to the posterior when I am directing students. In addition as with any exercise there is risk to injury. A strict focus on form must be adhered to to avoid injury, and every care will be taken that new exercises will be taught with care and proper form. Students should have a clear open space, as well as a soft - but firm surface such as a mat on a hard floor or a thin carpet. We may use props that are easily found around the house (a roll of toilet paper, a large book, etc).
Teacher
About Me
Hi! I started ballet when I was 4 years old, and continued dancing throughout University, switching from classical ballet to competitive ballroom dancing. I have been teaching pilates, yoga and barre for the past 5 years to children and adults...
