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    Professional dance teachers expect preschool dancers to have fun while also improving their health. Dance classes should also be about experiencing joy in movement and music. Reaping confidence, self esteem, good physical fitness and enormous health benefits are just some of the great side effects of dance classes for preschool dancers. Dance classes are also a great way for preschool dancers to make new friends and improve their social skills.

Ballet dance classes have a very structured curriculum which benefits young students interested in a serious pursuit of learning ballet techniques. A structured curriculum also serves as a safety measure to prevent students from developing bad habits, and alleviates injuries to young dancers’ growing bodies. Ballet is the most technical of dance forms usually involving many, many years of dedicated study and practice.    It has been around for hundreds of years, respected throughout the world. It is the perfect blend of grace and strength. Balance and poise are essential elements of classical ballet. Children can usually begin taking serious ballet classes around five or six years old. Recommended dancewear includes flat pink ballet shoes for young students and split soles for older students around ages seven to 12. Leotards with pink tights round out the look, along with hair pulled back in a neat bun. Girls usually are not expected to train in Pointe shoes until they reach 12 years o

  Dance also teaches coordination, flexibility, and rhythm, and promotes motor and cognitive development through music and movement. Dance encourages social interaction and teaches discipline. Students of dance have the opportunity to learn basic dance and gymnastic techniques which transforms their unlimited energy into something fun. The physical, mental, and emotional health benefits of dance classes are extraordinary.