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Boys Do Ballet Too!

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Class Schedule

Ages 3 &4:  Thursday 4:00-4:45/Saturday 9:30-10:15 ($95/month)

Age 5: Tuesday 4:00-4:45 ($95/month)

Ages 6 & 7 Monday 5:00-6:00 ($125/month)

Ages 7-10 Monday 6:00-7:00 ($125/month)

($35 annual registration fee)

Teacher:  Jennifer Boren

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Ballet is a valuable and enriching experience for young dancers, including young boys.

Ballet is more than just a form of dance; it is a profound discipline that offers numerous benefits to its students. For young boys, in particular, studying ballet can be an incredibly rewarding experience with lasting impacts:

1. Physical Fitness and Coordination: Ballet provides a strong foundation for physical fitness. It improves flexibility, strength, and balance, helping young dancers develop excellent coordination and motor skills. These physical benefits extend beyond dance, contributing to overall health and athleticism.
2. Discipline and Focus: The rigorous training and structured environment of ballet instill a sense of discipline and focus. Young dancers learn to set goals, work diligently, and persevere through challenges—valuable skills that are applicable in many areas of life.
3. Creative Expression and Confidence: Ballet encourages artistic expression and creativity. As dancers master their craft, they gain confidence in their abilities and learn to express themselves through movement. This creative outlet can be particularly empowering and fulfilling.
4. Teamwork and Collaboration: Ballet often involves working closely with others, whether in a group performance or in partnership work. This fosters a sense of teamwork and collaboration, helping young dancers learn how to work effectively with others and build strong interpersonal skills.
5. Future Opportunities: Ballet training can open doors to numerous future opportunities. Many dancers find that their ballet background provides a strong foundation for scholarships and college admissions, particularly in programs that value the dedication and artistic achievement that ballet training represents.
6. Lifelong Skills: The lessons learned through ballet—such as dedication, perseverance, and attention to detail—are valuable lifelong skills. These attributes contribute to success in many areas beyond dance and can be a tremendous asset throughout a young person’s educational and professional journey.