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Re: Do I Have A Chance As A Professional Ballerina?

written by   on 24.11. at 23:31:23 - as answer to: Do I Have A Chance As A Professional Ballerina? by no name at
>Hi!  I'm 13 and I would really like to consider a career as a ballerina.  I was wondering, do I have a chance?  My experience level is: Age 5-ballet class for I year, 1 class/week>     Age 6-8 ballet classes at a really bad community center, 1 class/week>     Age 8-10 various dance classes at a really bad community center, 1 class/week>     Age 11 ballet class for I year at advanced level, 1 class/week>Those really bad community center classes mean that the teacher didn't teacher well, like the teacher isn't a professional at it.  Also I never really took dance (incl. ballet) classes during the summer.  I'm not really flexible anymore, but I do have a good turnout, althought I'm most definatly not on pointe yet.  I took a ballet camp last year, and my teacher said I was really talented.  But if I consider a career in ballet, what kind of training should I get?  Like how many hours a week should I take lessons?  Should I consider private lessons?  Any most importantly, do I have a chance? Hello! I am also a "ballet realist" but I have good manners. I agree that your teacher would know best, and yes you should be taking 5-6 classes per week, including pointe classes..:)Don't worry or panic, one of the most famous balerinas started ballet lessons at the Kirov at the age of thirteen..That ballerina was Natalia Makarova.Good Luck!Melissa

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