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[i]I'll be 40 next week and I'm just starting on pointe. Just keep on trying, you will probably need to be taking at least 2 or 3 classes for a year or two to get the technique and strength to go on pointe. If you keep dancing you'll find someone to take you seriously. >>Hi all! >>I am a 22 year old looking to start ballet. I have contacted so many studios around the state and most give lessons to Adult Beginners but with no chance of advancing to pointe. I have always wanted to dance but grew up in a family where money was tight. I am now able to do this on my own. This has always been a passion of mine but at times it feels like noone wants to teach an adult. My goal is not to be a proffesional but it is my dream to advance to pointe and maybe do a couple performances. Anyone out there from phoenix have any suggestions?? >HI, > Im in Arizona to. I am 26 and interested in starting ballet. I have come across >much the same attitude. I realy question the idea of not being able to progress to pointe! I will tell you that I have noticed a huge difference in attitudes between Arizona and California and the East coast. Arizona is just realy bad as far as adult programs. Sitting on your couch eating chips is looked on more favorably than dancing! I think If you progress well you should be able to take on any challange you choose. Try Conservatory Ballet in Glendale. They have adult classes. You may have to pay for private lessons somewhere to get what your looking for. If you find it let me know!!! [/i]

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