Basic Ballet Moves For A Hot Ballet Body
By Gemma Pearce
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About this ebook
It's often assumed that dancer's are "blessed with perfect physiques". In actual fact, it takes years of training and performing specific stretches and exercises that give them their long, trim, toned and tight figures. Now you can learn the tricks of trade and achieve a hot ballet body too!
The stretches and exercises presented in this book cater to enthusiasts of all levels of experience. Even if you've never danced before, the detailed instructions, pictures and videos will provide all the information you need to be exercising properly in no time.
The best thing about this workout is that it can be performed absolutely anywhere as it does not rely on machines and equipment.
Here are just some of the things you will find in this book:
- How to improve your flexibility with a range of common dancers stretches
- A series of basic standing ballet exercises tailored for all experience levels
- The 'best of the best" floor barre exercises- based around ballet, pilates, and yoga
- Detailed instructions, pictures, and video links
- How to perform all of the exercises with correct form for maximum benefit
- How to dance your way to a fit, strong, and healthy body, and have fun doing it!
Buy this book now, and make today your first day of class!
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Basic Ballet Moves For A Hot Ballet Body - Gemma Pearce
Basic Ballet Moves
For A
Hot Ballet Body
Stretches and Exercises to help you achieve a lean dancers physique
Smashwords Edition
Copyright 2013 Gemma Pearce
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Thank you for downloading this eBook. You are welcome to share it with your friends. This book may be reproduced, copied and distributed for non-commercial purposes, provided the book remains in its complete original form. If you enjoyed this book, please return to your favorite eBook retailer to discover other works by Gemma Pearce. Thank you for your support.
Disclaimer: Whilst the stretches, exercises & methods outlined in this book are effective and safe, you should always seek and follow the advice of your health care practitioner
TABLE OF CONTENTS
About the Author
Contact the Author
Foreword
VIDEO LINKS
Stretching
Stretching Exercises
Posture and Turnout
Posture – Do’s & Don’ts
Turnout – Do’s & Don’ts
Positions of the Arms and Legs
Standing Exercises
Plié
Rises
Tendu
Jeté
Fondu
Retiré
Développé & Enveloppé
Développé
Enveloppé
Swan
Port de bras
Petité Sauté
Floor Barré
Exercise for Arabesque
Need Help?
OTHER TITLES
About the Author
Gemma Pearce has danced professionally for the Queensland Ballet in Australia, Universal Ballet in South Korea, and is currently a Soloist of the Staatsoper Hannover in Germany. She has performed throughout Europe, Asia, Australia and the USA.
Repertoire highlights include, in François Klaus' productions: Aurora and Bluebird from The Sleeping Beauty, Odile from Swan Lake, Princess from The Little Mermaid, Stella from A Street Car Named Desire; in traditional classical repertoire: Nutcracker and le Corsaire pas de deux as well as many well-known contemporary works from choreographers such as Nils Christie, Jӧrg Mannes, Nacho Duato, Mario Schroder, Young Soon Hue, and Gareth Belling.
Photos & videos of Francois Klaus' extensive collection of original and reworked ballets can be viewed on his website here.
Gemma Pearce - AuthorPhoto by Ken Sparrow
More of Ken's work can be viewed here
Contact the Author
If you have any comments or suggestions, please feel free to contact Gemma at:
ballerinasguide@gmail.com
If you’ve enjoyed this book and the others in the series, please review them online so other dancers can enjoy the world of ballet as much as ourselves.
Happy dancing!
Foreword
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