September is here, and with it comes the energy of new beginnings. Just like students heading back to school, our studio is stepping into a brand-new season full of movement, creativity, and growth. Whether you’re returning to class, starting your ballet journey, or looking for a fresh way to move, we’ve got something special for you this season.

Many adults are drawn to ballet as a fitness activity because it offers a unique combination of strength, flexibility, and elegance. Ballet basics are a fantastic foundation for both physical and mental health.

For adults, taking up ballet for the first time is a big deal, even if you’ve been dancing for a while. Although more and more adults are being inspired by the wonderful benefits that ballet exercises offer, there is still a certain stigma behind it. Once you practicing ballet, it becomes a part of your personality and improves your life in so many ways. Let’s take a look at some tips to keep in mind as you begin your journey.

One of the most popular ballet moves that has also been passed on to barre fitness and other aerobic exercises – Plié. The origin of the correct technique and alignment in order to gain the best benefits from the exercise though still remains in ballet.

Have you ever been to the ballet class and felt that they are talking some foreign language to you? That’s because in ballet classes or ballet workouts the tutor would always use French ballet terminology and call each ballet move a specific name. Which is why it makes it possible to learn ballet at any age. Terminology and structure helps to memories the movements, sequences and enjoy the progress! Ballet developed as a performance-focused art form in France, hence why all terminology is used in French.