Ballet 2 – Wednesdays, for ages 10+

$350.00

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BALLET 2 – WEDNESDAYS, for ages 10+

With Fiona Scruggs

This class is for dancers with previous ballet training including a solid understanding of basic ballet vocabulary. We will build on that vocabulary and refine alignment through core strengthening warmups and dynamic barre work that directly relates to center ballet exercises. Level 2 ballet technique is learned with an emphasis on whole body movement, breathing, musicality, strengthening and stretching – all while cultivating a healthy body image and mental focus. Students may learn a ballet variation by the end of the semester. Pre-pointe work foot strengthening exercises are taught that are beneficial for all students, whether interested in progressing to pointe or choosing to remain in soft ballet slippers. Split-sole ballet slippers are required. Hair shall be in a bun or high ponytail (if applicable) so the alignment of the student’s neck is visible. Please see Pulse’s dress code for more specifics.

Wednesdays 4-5:30pm
January 15 – May 21
(No class Feb 19, Apr 23)
$340 for the full session + $10 performance fee = $350 total cost
*Please note that this year for classes performing in the Spring Celebration, Pulse is implementing a $10 per-class performance fee upon registration. Tuition Assistance recipients will pay a reduced per-class performance fee; Pulse staff will reach out to you about this upon registration. 

Ballet students have the option to register for Wednesdays only (Ballet 2) OR Wednesdays (Ballet 2) and Fridays (Ballet 2-3); you cannot register for only Fridays (Ballet 2-3). Ballet students interested in Pre/Beginners Pointe must take ballet on Wednesdays AND Fridays. Pre/Beginners Pointe is by invitation only.

If taking Ballet 2, Modern 2, or Jazz 2-3, participation in two classes or more per week is required at this level (in accordance with individual placement recommendations). Enrollment in Level 2 Ballet, Modern, or Jazz requires placement from Pulse teaching artists and staff.

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