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Aves Raggiana yeah on a lot of pointe shoe videos they use 'her shoes' or 'the women's shoes' and a lot of comments are about it being sexist bitten just don't go en pointe

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Did you know that she’s the voice actress of Akame from Akame Ga Kill and Centorea from Monster Musume?

wickidgrrl I know I'm shaking NEVER SEEN anything more beautiful and graceful than that in my life

wickidgrrl I was waiting for someone to say that😊

Step Up And Dance 💃🏿 ballet at 41?

zwnurse2013 go for it!! There are many adult ballet classes

if i'm 13 will i still be good

Hans , finally someone has said it😂

Hannah , 😂😂😂 I love dance moms but this true to the max

Lol, indeed!!!

Nell Ashworth Indeed!!! I also love the kitty in your profile picture!!!

Yass girl!!!!

Rose Blue Prokofiev- dance of the knights

Anacats4life there's nothing like too late, specially If it's a hobby. I know many girls who started at 18 and are nowadays dancing on pointe. Of course they wish they have entered earlier, but 11 is one of the best ages - it's when your body is more is as flexible as it can be and you're more councious of yourself. ;)

Loana de Motonui aww thx soooo much do the tips I am on the waiting list for the ballet company my cousin dances with them and she says they are good to work with

I started doing ballet when I was fifteen, now I am on pointe. You are definitely not to old :)

Girl, Misty Copeland started at age 13 and look where she is now! If you're serious about ballet, go for it!

No, I'm 16 and I'm going to start ballet in 3 weeks

It is never too late, you'll just have to work harder :)

No! there's 30-60 year old women at my studio that are just starting. Go for it, if you stick to it you might be on pointe before or by the time you finish high school. good luck!

Sessy Malin I'm 13 and I'm going on pointe And I have only done ballet for 4 months

I started ballet when I was 15, and I'm 17 now and have been on pointe for most of the year, after breaking my ankle really bad 3 years ago! It's never too late to start ballet!

Jailynn the mermaid for professionals, yes.

+Zephie lovet I don't know if I am correct in saying this but from what I understand...you have compressible feet if your toes/bones/foot in general move to fit the shoe it is in aka your foot molds into what shoe it is in. Meaning the bones or area before the toes can squish and become more narrow. If you don't have compressible feet it means your foot is set in one shape and is resisting any attempt to reshape it.

Mathilde Espinosa you can try. I started dancing at fourteen and ballet at fifteen and I just started out on pointe recently (I'm 16). My old street dance teacher started dancing really late too and was asked for the national ballet in my country (she said no though, but it is still cool) You just gotta be lucky with your turn-out (since you can still improve but not as much as someone who is younger). And if you cannot do ballet as a professional, you could try modern dance. It's close to ballet, but much more loose and way less strict. I've literally had ballet technique exercises in my modern class XD. Maybe try taking as many ballet classes as you can (since you prefer to do this) in combination with one modern class. If you do that you have some basic modern experience and something to fall back to, if you wanna be a professional dancer but ballet isn't working out :)

Very possible

$75 to $100, more for custom shoes.

50-199 dollers

Cheapest pointe shoes I have ever seen were about 20$ a pair online and poor quality

BaylynPaige its from romeo and juliet

The knight - prokofiev

tatiana sierra 69 now :(

Lauren Cao it's not a piece of wood it is many layers of a plaster like substance stacked with mesh and fabric layers that's why they wear down like they do

YES VERY MUCH

Im sry to say this but this is a stupid question

Dayanara Vasquez I don't dance ballet, no experience whatsoever, but let me tell you this, imagine all your weight being held up by the tip pf you toes. Imagine standing dead on the tips, *dead*. Get it now?

It does, it could even get injured on it and toe nails get broken.

Niamh Faulkner Very. They don't tip-toe around (weight on the balls of feet) but literally on tips of their toes. That's intense pressure, so professionals can lose toenails, get fractures, and intense bruising. Men tend to have muscular and ankle injuries since the stain comes more from jumping and lifting.

Niamh Faulkner

It depends on the intensity of the pointe work (how long you are on pointe at a time, pain tolerance, shoe fit and padding, shoe quality (how worn out it is)) it’s painful for long amounts of time but if I have a sturdy shank and the box is not worn out, I personally am more comfortable in pointe shoes than I am in high heels and I have worn heels longer than I have worn pointe shoes (8 years of heels 6 months of pointe)

lucy girl *watches KZfaq video* *becomes expert in something*

lucy girl i agree tbh

lucy girl i can never respect people like you who like to belittle people's professions and passions. Have some passion in something and then come tell us that fine details don't matter.

Ballet is about perfection. If people will notice or not that's not the pointe (hehe)

lucy girl yes, but don't forget that this accuracy makes ballet the perfect dance. I am a dancer and I actually enjoy this accuracy