i like how people think they can just buy the shoes at the store, sew the elastic and ribbons on, and they can dance.... you have to bang those things around a bit. they are sooo stiff and you wont be able to get anything done at this rate.
@jngwatson well.... mine its like that too she´s from national ballet of cuba, and even do they scream, or give litle punches like in 1:04 they are great great teachers, I remember one class with another teacher (that is not my teacher anymore) doing a cambre or port de bras derrier she grab my bun and pulled me down so I can go further... that I think it is really mean
Google has some really neat tips for breaking in shoes you should try, it makes them alot easier to dance in. Otherwise, I would recomend gently massaging the box and gently bending the shank a little bit when you first get new shoes. Not to much though, you want your foot to do most of the breaking in.
@xPuReMeLoDyx They probably aren't because her teacher doesn't want her ruining her pointe shoes at home. Mine still aren't broken in after a month of pointe, because my teacher wants us to also break them in during class. =)
You are rolling in an extreme amount!
frumballerina 7 months ago
you need to fix your pointe. its awful
XxtwilightxX45 7 months ago
@XxtwilightxX45 um, she said it was her first class. and those shoes are obviously brand new and not broken in yet.
CherrySlushie13 7 months ago
@CherrySlushie13 im sorry. have you been on pointe for like 3 years?
XxtwilightxX45 7 months ago
i like how people think they can just buy the shoes at the store, sew the elastic and ribbons on, and they can dance.... you have to bang those things around a bit. they are sooo stiff and you wont be able to get anything done at this rate.
abooth94 10 months ago
Wow, she's a good ballet teacher!
MrsAmyBoo 11 months ago
its his first lesson so he hasnt exactualy had time to break them in its not an over night job you no !
alisialovesdarwyn 1 year ago
You should really break in your shoes. And I mean break them in not just wear them and think they'll break in by themselves.
ChristyGiang98 1 year ago
"The best teacher in the world"? You've got to be kidding. Her voice alone could cut through concrete!
jngwatson 1 year ago 2
@jngwatson well.... mine its like that too she´s from national ballet of cuba, and even do they scream, or give litle punches like in 1:04 they are great great teachers, I remember one class with another teacher (that is not my teacher anymore) doing a cambre or port de bras derrier she grab my bun and pulled me down so I can go further... that I think it is really mean
Malela89 1 month ago
Google has some really neat tips for breaking in shoes you should try, it makes them alot easier to dance in. Otherwise, I would recomend gently massaging the box and gently bending the shank a little bit when you first get new shoes. Not to much though, you want your foot to do most of the breaking in.
SophieSophieAgency 1 year ago
dont roll its horrible for your knees and try to break in your shoes
christymaykay 1 year ago
watch your supporting foot, keep you instep lifted, good job!
TheBigf350 1 year ago
Is she mexican? Your teacher i mean haha
missayla3 1 year ago
No sabo mucho Espanol, pero ella esta enfadada? =/ Pienso tus pies esta muy bonita:)
SteamedArtichoke0 1 year ago
@SteamedArtichoke0 its "no SE mucho de español" not "no sabo" :)
Malela89 1 month ago
la profe se ve "un poco" brava no??!!!!!
JAJAJA...Mi profesora es igual.... :/ Pero la amoo!
jacka9c 1 year ago
pretty feet
Tommo108 1 year ago
you are rolling on your insteps and these shoes dont look broken in yet
xPuReMeLoDyx 1 year ago
@xPuReMeLoDyx They probably aren't because her teacher doesn't want her ruining her pointe shoes at home. Mine still aren't broken in after a month of pointe, because my teacher wants us to also break them in during class. =)
FDFLParodies 1 year ago
you are rollin in on your insteps
meadowsdancer101 2 years ago