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The Ballet Concept That Tap Teachers Should Steal
Ballet training produces results, and Tristan thinks it's time that tap dancers learn a little something from ballet class, consistently encouraging the 4 basics of tap technique, covered in detail within the article.Collected in Dance Advantage Videos Mar 3, 2012 -
Should I Spring or Press to Relevé in a Ballet Pirouette?
If you press, the upper body and center of gravity (CoG) needs to move over the leg, and if you spring, the supporting leg meets your CoG in the middle. Which do you prefer?Collected in Dance Advantage Videos Jun 30, 2011 -
Bowed Legs, Tibial Torsion, and Side Splits
A reader wonders wonders how bowed legs might be affecting her second position and side split. She describes a related problem with knee and ankle alignment, leading to my response which focuses on tibial torsion.Collected in Dance Advantage Videos Jun 18, 2011 -
Saturday Savvy: Stretching For Front Splits
If you're struggling with getting all the way down in those elusive front-splits, there are two areas of flexibility that you'll want to pay special attention to: the hamstrings and the hip flexors. Spending some time working to increase your range of motion in each of these areas individually with the stretches in this article.Collected in Dance Advantage Videos Mar 12, 2011 -
See Spot Turn
The action of the head is important but do not forget the role of the eyes in spotting. It helps to spot something like a photograph, painting, or word and really SEE the SPOT on each TURN.Collected in Dance Advantage Videos Sep 14, 2010 -
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danceadvantage Ballet training produces results, and Tristan thinks it's time that tap dancers learn a little something from ballet class, consistently encouraging the 4 basics of tap technique, covered in detail within the article. Read More
Mar 3, 2012