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Current Adult Class Schedule
Day Class Time Monday Zumba® 12:10-12:50pm Hoop Dance 6:00-7:00pm Tuesday Nia™ 7:45-9:00pm Wednesday Studio Jam 12:10-12:50pm Zumba® 6:00-7:00pm Saturday Hoop Dance 9:00-10:00am Zumba® 10:00-11:00am Current schedule through May 26, 2010. Classes subject to change. Adult rates range from $10-$12 per class with a punch card. If you plan on attending more than one time per week you can save per class by utilizing our adult unlimited monthly rate of $48.
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Pointe
These classes teach basic to advanced Pointe work for the experienced Ballet dancer. Students must be currently enrolled in another Ballet class to participate. Any student wishing to enroll in Pointe must first exhibit the required skills necessary to participate and acceptance into the class is by instructor permission only.
Registration is closed for the current Academic Season running September 1 – May 18. Pointe meets twice weekly Monday & Wednesday from 8:30-9:00 pm and must be attended along with Ballet level 5.
Pointe Terminology
Point Shoes: The satin ballet shoes used by
dancers when dancing
sur les pointes.
The ballet shoes of
Marie Taglioni, the first major
ballerina to dance on her
points, were not blocked but
were padded with cotton wool.
Later (about 1862) the toes of
the ballet slippers were
stiffened (blocked) with glue
and darned to give the dancer
additional support. Today the
toes of pointe shoes are
reinforced with a box
constructed of several layers
of strong glue in between
layers of
material.
Releve: Raised. A raising of the
body on the points or
demi-pointes, point or
demi-pointe. There are two
ways to relevé. In
the French School,
relevé is done with a
smooth, continuous rise
while the Cecchetti method
and the Russian School use a
little spring. Relevé
may be done in the first,
second, fourth or fifth
position, en attitude, en
arabesque, devant,
derrière,
en tournant,
passé en
avant, passé en
arrière and so
on.
Terms and definitions from American Ballet Theatre.