Take Control of Your Flexibilty
https://www.flexibilitymakeover.com/pages/pricing This post is being written during the 2020 COVID 19 pandemic. Many dancers are practicing, studying, teaching, and rehearsing in their homes or in sparsely occupied studios. We have been asked, and in many
Wear the T Shirt
Loyalty is a big deal to me. Almost to my detriment some times. I am loyal to my family, to friends, even if we only shared a short time together, and to my employers. That
On Pointe with Emma, Audion Follow Up
If you have been rejected as a dancer, you are in good company! It's Not Rejection, It's Motivation December 7, 2019 | By Emma Bachtel In my last post, I wrote about my audition for
Guest Post: En POinte with Emma: College Audtions
Emma asked us to share her experiences auditioning for college dance programs. Auditions are a major part of every dancer's life. Her is Emma's perspective. We wish you all the best Emma! College Audition #1:
Balanchine’s Borscht
For some reason my local library only had ballet books about Balanchine's company, New York City Ballet. I found Once a Dancer by Allegra Kent there when I was about 13. My high school library
September Fast 2019
Time to fast again! I m writing this on the 25th of this month. My longest fasting streak was five days. That might be the longest I get. As I write I'm feeling head achy