9.3K views · 1.1K reactions | Frappé + Rond de jambe an l’air combination by the one and only @elena.kunikova 🤩🤩🤩 In this exercise, Ms. Kunikova combines doubles and triples frappés in all directions focusing on coordination and agility of the feet 🩰 Fantastic work! Thank you @Mairenew for the amazing demonstration 🙏🩰 If you are looking for tips and corrections then Ms. Kunikova’s ONLINE class is for you! Comment the word “CLASS” and we’ll send you all the information plus an incredible discount code 😍🩰 #ballet #balletclass #onlineballetclass #Balletworldconnected | Ballet World Connected by Lucas Labrador | balletworldconnected · Original audio
MBG • Flexibility Mobility Training | Ballet Conditioning on Instagram: "Dancers try this!😍 improve your arches & get pointer feet instantly. Here’s how👇🏼 • Massage & roller your calves, metatarsals, achilles AND heel! Foot rollers or golf balls are perfect ⚠️ tightness decrees mobility. Massage before your dance classes • Demi point stretches👆🏼here are lots of fantastic options • Arch Definer Stretch (super intense!) Place your Demi point against a wall or barre leg with your heel touching & slowly try to straighten your leg. You will feel an intensity in the foot but also ankle. If your achilles HURTS keep a bend in the knee & don’t go quiet as far 🩰I have all my dance students do the ARCH DEFINER after the barre section of their class ✔️ Follow @movementbygwendolen for more ball
MBG • Flexibility Mobility Training | Ballet Conditioning on Instagram: "IMPROVE YOUR ARABESQUE STRENGTH & FLEXIBILITY in this one exercise! ✨ Video 5/5 of my Back & Shoulder Mini Series ✨ Go slowly & use your working leg pushing into the band to assist in bringing your back up. You will also feel an amazing arm & torso stretch ☺️ Incorporating this strength exercise into your next stretching session will help you expand your range of motion, strength & mobility in your spine. However it’s crucial to remember that every body is unique! ALWAYS listen to your body’s response & adapt the exercises to your comfort level. You don’t need to come up to a 90 degree angle right away. Respect your current level as this is key to preventing injury & healthy progression 💗 Don’t forget to save this
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