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Subject: Re: basic positions for balleet Author: Twyla [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 16:00:48 07/01/06 Sat In reply to: ted watkins 's message, "Re: basic positions for balleet" on 15:48:25 09/02/02 Mon Hello Ted, i am starting my ballet classes this saturday and i am really nervous because it's my first time and i just turned 19 in april. I can't do the splitz and my foot gets cramps when i bend them to far. i am taking ballet because my goal is to get acccepted into julliard in nyc. But i need at least two to three years of professional training before i can even meet the audition requirements. Am i to old to learn ballet or is there hope. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Re: basic positions for balleet No name 16:08:37 07/01/06 Sat