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BEGINNER EXERCISES TO CONNECT SPINE, PELVIS AND CORE
Dance Teachers are always trying to get dancers to understand the importance of the core, spine and pelvis. Without proper fundamental association of anatomy, dancers at some point will become limited in terms of their progression and visceral body connection …
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Floor Barre Exercises To Increase Turn-Out
Dance teachers are always trying to safely increase turnout while balancing strength & flexibility within our dancers. This is not something that develops overnight and is usually host to a whole list of variables including how much time and effort …
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HELPING DANCERS MAINTAIN TECHNIQUE OVER THE SUMMER MONTHS
With the summer season upon us, it’s essential to stress the importance of maintaining technique, strength and flexibility during this time to our dancers. So many times dancers make such beautiful progress throughout the year only to come back the …
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TIPS ON ENHANCING YOUR DANCE TECHNIQUE LESSON PLANS
Ever think of what you can do to enhance the learning curve in your dance technique class? While dancers are often taught “how” sometimes we forget the “why’s,” “when’s,” and “where’s” things came from and happened…. In a time of …
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REFRAMING CENTER WARM-UP
The addition of a set-warm-up to your curriculum for dance students can have its advantages and disadvantages. In today’s blog, I wanted to give teachers something to think about in terms of what might work best for you and your …
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CHOREOGRAPHING FOR BEGINNER DANCERS
Every dancer, whether the most advanced to the youngest beginner, company or recreational, deserves the same experience of having a dance set on them they feel good about performing and look forward to.
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Beginner Choreography-Composition Lesson Plan
Here’s a wonderful lesson plan for your beginner students which is fun, encourages creativity, literacy, free-movement and choreographic voice. See below for progressions for older & more advanced students as well!
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A DANCE TEACHER'S GUIDE TO SUMMER TIME READING
Summer time is a great time to catch up on all that reading we were eager to get to but were too exhausted to after late nights in the studio. Every year my library seems to get bigger and bigger …
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SIMPLE COSTUME REMINDERS FOR A POLISHED & PROFESSIONAL APPE…
As we are in the midst of competition season and head into recital season in just a few weeks, there are a number of things we should include on our check list. One extremely important item that can transcend your …
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6-Tips For Cleaning Your Choreography
This time of year cleaning your choreography becomes a very important aspect of your classes. Major time will be spent on the cleaning process. With competition season upon us and recitals and student showcases just around the corner, cleaning will …
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SHOULD YOUR DANCE STUDIO COMPETE OR NOT?
To compete or not to compete. This is a consideration for any studio owner in terms of the “type” of studio they are going to market themselves as. Are you more focused on solely training, education and other performing opportunities? …
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Why Consistent Technique Warm-Up is So Important
Dancers today are faced with a whole generation of fellow versatile, talented technicians. These peers will be their competition, their colleagues and future artists they’ll collaborate with and cross paths with as their dance career flourishes.,,,,
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WAYS TO REINVENT YOUR CHOREOGRAPHY
One of the most wonderful things about our job is the ability to create and be inventive with movement. When we see our dancers bring our vision to life, it is like art being played out right in front of …
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INTRODUCING YOUR DANCERS TO SITE SPECIFIC IMPROVISATION
With spring in full bloom, there is no better time to change things up a bit and introduce the magic of site-specific dance to your students. The genre, made popular by modern based choreographic pioneers including Trisha Brown, Anna Halprin, …
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EMPHASIZING THE BASICS
As teachers, our goal is to move our students forward. To help them progress so that they can continually build upon the knowledge we give them. We do that specifically in their technique classes where we aim to start with …
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