My Ballet Heritage Part One: Olga Preobrajenska
In the last several years I have grown curious about my first ballet teacher's life and the line of dancers and teachers that made her who she is. Miss Taunia Wheeler was my first dance
How Accounting Led to the Invention of Ballet
The powerful and influential Medici Family was first self-supporting as cloth and textile merchants. In the fifteenth century they established the Medici Bank, which became the largest and most respected in all of Europe. A
Ballet Stories: Elizabeth
First in our ballet Stories Series, Elizabeth shares her "Why" Why ballet, why teaching, how she discovered her love for photography and what led to one of our most popular photos in the Cheval Dancewear
Full Pointes: Sarah’s Experience with Cold Showers
You can Google "cold showers" and get a whole list of websites, from Men's Health to Medical Daily. Most of them seem to me to say have about the same list of benefits, increased immunity
Full Pointes: 31 Day Carnivore Challenge Part II
My post for this January Full Pointes was getting long! And I need to do some reassessing with my out line. I originally wanted to only eat Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays. My activity level is
Guest Post: En Pointe with Emma: Dance: Sport? or Athletic Art form!
Thank you Emma for sharing this great post! This is a timely piece of writing in the age of YAGP, Pris de Lusanne, and other prestigious ballet competitions that can over run a student's training