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written by bilbo at on 16.11. at 09:47:02 - as answer to: Re: Wear what a danseur wears! by prometheus >>Hey don_q!>>You need to wear what will establish you as a male danseur, usually tights and a t-shirt. Many beginning classes for adults allow whatever, but your training in ballet is to establish yourself as a male danseur, not as a female dancer.>>The uniform is important. Wheter or not you get to dance the role of the Prince Charming, as a male in any ballet class you need to separate yourself from the females and get the teacher's attention to show you the unique training a male danseur needs. If your teacher only teaches you the basics, without giving you the traing of a male danseur, you need to find an additional class to learn the male danseur's unique steps.>>balletboy>I persistantly encounter one prominent issue when attending class in a jazz unitard. Instructors are mad to investigate the articulation of the male dancers calf, leg outturn during barre work and the jointedness of the knee. For additional support beneath carpezio tights or the brand of your choice, consider the dance belt, stalking hose with the legs cut out to produce a form fitted undergarment, and for the elementally active- the biker's outfit which helps to enhance the rear bottom with additional comfort for the conscientious male. These appropriations help to add enjoyment and a calibrated sexual distance from the more homogenous female counterpart. Lycra and spandex tops, found at sporting goods stores in a variety of neutral colors also make for an easily breathing and absorbant shield that diversifies the muscular texture of a male dancer without the annoyance of a sweated thru wife beater or muscle shirt. Add color and variety to your wardrobe. Dance is your livelihood, not a chore. Make it FUN.> Wear what a danseur wears? What is a danseur? I assume its a dancer but you choose to give yourself a totally pretentious unmerited title...asshole! Answers to this message: |
