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Classes
Class sizes are small - there are usually about 20 in each level. There are about 1 1/2 hours of pointe on most days
and also rehearsals where you might be required to wear your pointe shoes. Not all students will be on pointe yet.
Bring as many pointe shoes as you normally need - when in doubt, ask your teacher for her opinion.
You will need to bring a Pilates mat - they are similar to yoga or exercise mats. Most sporting goods stores,
Target, Wal Marts will carry them - even a heavy beach towel will work.
Classroom Attire
Solid black leotards, any style, except halter, for technique classes (3-6).
White tank leotard and a short white skirt (10”-12”) for performance.
Colored leotards (optional) for pointe and variation classes (3-6).
Chiffon skirts (optional) for pointe and variation classes (1-2)
Pink tights (3-6)
Pink ballet shoes to last 4 weeks*
Pink pointe shoes, with ribbons, to last 4 weeks*
Unitards for modern (3-6).
Please bring a full panty body liner, preferably with clear straps, that can be worn under performance attire.
Bras (if needed).
Form fitting body and leg warmers.
Exercise mat and a theraband (for pilates).
Hair must be securely fastened. No jewelry, except stud earrings.
Shirts, pants or shorts must be worn over dance attire when not in the studios.
*The climate can be hard on shoe wear especially pointe shoes.
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Example Schedule
Monday - Friday
7:00am - 8:00am breakfast
Saturday 7:00am - 8:00am breakfast
Sunday brunch and barbeque Free time for optional activitiessubject to changes General Dress
One nice outfit (dress, sweater and skirt or slacks, not fancy), shorts, jeans, T-shirts, sweatshirts, underwear, pajamas, sport socks, a pair of good walking shoes (hiking boots) as not all the roads are paved, dress shoes, comfortable shoes, bathing suit and towel, warm jacket, and rainwear. No flip-flops in the ski valley.
Please bring something “red, white & blue” to wear on July 4th as we participate in the 4th of July Parade.
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