When you are properly trained and prepared, that kind of extension doesn't hurt at all. In fact you barely feel it. You can see it doesn't pain her in the least. ..

That and also it’s our job to make it look easy.

He already knew she could move like that.

Yes! I completely agree with you but I was just adding on! Have a amazing day or night

I only mention that proper training makes this kind of stretch fairly easy because I've seen the horrible videos of Chinese kids being forced into positions they're not ready for at acrobatic schools. The teachers don't seem to care that four and five year old children are screaming in agony.

You can' t imagine how extreamly heavenly good it feels and the amount of hope it give to see you leg positioned where it is able to be and where you want it to be (obviously, when done like Michal did it, no forcing, no scolding). Meanwhile, you are working for dear life to achieve it by yourself🥵🥵🥵 🧛🏻‍♀️🖤

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It comes in time…no matter the age…back though is the hardest…

@@sebumpostmortemyesss omg I rarely see people comment about that, ESPECIALLY THE “NO FORCING”!! So important! I stopped spending so much time every day in the studio because I went to school to become, and then spent a year and a half stabilizing and maintaining my career as a doctor, but even when I only went in three times a week, every single morning and usually afternoon I literally could not feel comfortable or stable without stretching for ten minutes 😂 I’ve had the same wake up routine for about 20 years- wake up, step onto the floor, point flex stretch my feet (and hear all the cracking 😅), usually do a lazy deep lunge then bend my torso all the way back then forward (idk what it’s called I know it has a name), then when I brush my teeth I usually finish stretching my legs using the bathroom counter and my balcony railing as balance in lieu of a home barre since we moved to dc and i haven’t had all my stuff from Russia shipped here. I stg it’s the WORST feeling when you’re going about your normal day un-stretched and feel that vague slight rigid/stiff/tight out-of-place feeling in your muscles. I can’t focus like that! (Edit: your pfp is just so cute!)

It's unbelievable

Underrated comment lol

hahah😂

And even they pop out😁 Oh man.... Major discomfort in this video!

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Hahaha! This is soooo accurate!

They should never do that. It can cause a pretty significant injury.

can i ask how?

NO! They shouldn't do that. I see you commented below...

​@remy.sequoia May I ask your age? Skill level? Recreational? Competitive? Apprentice?Professional? I will try to give you a real answer. I was a nurse, and I danced for a lot of years. Basically, though, you need to help them understand that you're relaxing and placing your trust in them, much like a partner. Like a teacher really, but... So, it's okay to ask if they can communicate with you to prevent the possibility of an injury. This is YOUR body. You only get one!

well he never places our legs so high to where it’s uncomfortable. he shows us where our flexibility is and how high we can really lift our leg. how our leg drops means that we need to grow more muscle in our hips. i don’t see how this leads to an injury.

I practice taekwondo, and it’s exactly the same thing. Practice! Practice! Practice!

Best comment imo ❤ thanks

@@barbiboho6917 Aww! Thanks! 🥰

Same I learned shesian kai sutorue and my shian did the same

YES - exactly!!!

Yeah, but this is why ballet dancers have back problems by the time they’re in their 20s from all this hyper extension. Pre-Balanchine, it’s true that women did not have to have their ankles by their ears, but they also were able to dance into their 40s.

Sooo funny! They got the nice, cute instructor.

Anyone who says they're not has no clue what these people do.

The hardest training in the world. I made extreme athlets join me in my warm up because they were smirking at me doing ballet. They were not able to move for days afterwards. My daughter does figure skating and therefore needs some ballet, too. Also very demanding.

They stand and dance on their daggon toes! Respect for the stance alone whatever it's called. They are super athletes and everyone knows it. Maybe ppl don't admit it cuz ballet dancers are 💯 most graceful about the suffering

And the pose he uses to demonstrate it. He seems like a kind yet stern teacher.

More like 30s of 40s.

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Lol... I get it... if he was demonstrating a 1960s style then 1918 must be pretty close to the ground or below!!!.... love your sense of humor 😅

Blessed until you have to dress yourself daily in off-the-rack clothing and all dress waists fall too low, evrry spaghetti strap is too long, and every skirt or pants are too short... Been there, not fun, had to resort to making my own clothes.

Imagine me. I was 5’11 dancing on pointe.😂

@@laurendawson2124 Oh! You must have looked so beautiful and so Ballanchine elegant! I was always in awe of the control and grace that the taller dancers have!

She has hyperextended legs tho!!!!

ANYONE can have eating disorders. Not only “slim” people 😐

Gross. That’s a child. Stop staring at children creep.

It’s a Vaganova style studio! They study the Vaganova curriculum

Yes, it's ballet, not gymnastics.

we never get to see them actually dance without cuts .. i’d love to see them perform a small piece

That’s a lot of assumptions considering these are only short videos of specific movements.

@@anastasiabananastasiathe individual dancers and Eva herself have small videos of performances. Just go to her account

@@jaysax7381 it’s a recognisable syndrome