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Want to help your students develop stronger, more beautiful rond de jambe? There's one common mistake that might be undermining . . .

Discover three proven approaches to teaching changement in ballet. Learn the benefits of each method . . .

Are you having trouble getting your students to point their feet? Here are six tips to help you help your ballet dancers

For corrections to be most effective, you need to offer them in a way where the information builds. Here are the first three things to check

There are small details in chassé that can be taught differently, depending on your preference and goals. The most important thing is consis

I don't think there's a magic trick that will automatically get every student to maintain turnout in piqué turns. It's just attention to det

Everyone wants flat turnout. Never mind that the huge majority of us are never going to safely attain it (although most of us can get close

In this second post exploring teaching frappé we look at the flexed foot, wrapped, and fully pointed options.

To brush or not to brush? More importantly, are all you teachers teaching frappé the same way? If not, why not? A clear plan is critical to

I have always been confused about the term "battement." Yes, I know that it means "beating" but does that really make sense? Battement...

I love getting to guest teach! I am always very excited to share what I can and I always leave inspired by the wonderful dancing I was...

In my very first ballet class I was told that a plié is when you bend and straighten your knees. That's it. That's all the information I...