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Anthony
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Date Posted: 12:29:00 10/01/02 Tue
In reply to:
CJ
's message, "Re: New Dancers" on 18:48:03 03/27/02 Wed
>HEY I AM INTRIGUED BY BALLET AND MODERN DANCE AND
>WOULD LOVE TO TRY IT OUT BUT IN MY PART OF THE COUNTRY
>(OKLAHOMA) THERE ARE BALLET SCHOOLS BUT NOT MANY. PLUS
>IM 17 AND EVERYONE IN THE SCHOOL WOULD KNOW ME. SHOULD
>I GIVE IT A TRY OR NOT. I HAVE A CERTAIN REPUTATION I
>MUST KEEP IN MIND I MEAN IF I COULD FIND SOME WAY THAT
>NO ONE WOULD FIND OUT I WORK OUT DAILY AND TAKE CARE
>OF MYSELF. ILL SEE YA LATER
>
>CJ
Hey CJ!-
I started dancing when I was 17, a few months before my 18th birthday, and I've been doing it since.
If you want to dance, thats awesome, however, its hard work, and requires a lot of attention. I'd start as soon as possible if I were you.
About having a rep. to keep up. I understand. At first I was kind of shady about the whole idea, but then got over it. Really, my dad didn't want me doing it and I wasn't to kewl with the stigma that went with it, but you get use to it, and before you know it your a kick @ss performer.
The one thing I will tell you that I think all new dancers should know, is to relax, its easy to get angry and want to stop dancing, trust me I've been there, but it all takes time, so you shouldn't give up.
So hey, if you want any advice, email me, divinecstasy@yahoo.com........ Good Luck!
Later,
Anthony
P.S. I've got Ballet in an hour...
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