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Date Posted: 18:13:04 08/18/08 Mon
Author: Good luck!
Subject: No way to know for sure-differnt for each dancer. I would encourage your ds to work on basics-turnout, cross, posture as much as he can. Take 15 min each night to just drill. Muscle memory is amazing and if he keeps it up, his body will begin to remember what it already knows.
In reply to: Just be patient. 's message, "I would say 6 months to a year, at least, could be more or less - it all depends on the kid, how much growth, and lots of other variables. Kind of like a giraffe learning how to handle all that height and legs - it takes awhile to grow into the size, and the muscles need to catch up as well." on 17:58:29 08/17/08 Sun


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