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Dancing on pointe all depends on how long you have been dancing and how strong you are. You should have dance experience in flat shoe Ballet before doing pointe and NEVER TRY POINTE WITHOUT LESSONS, THIS CAN RUIN YOUR FEET! Be sure you are 11 years or older before you begin, your ankles will be developed by then. Do not try anything that really hurts and never do anything you don't know how to do without your instructor. Wear some kind of toe protector when you are dancing on pointe like a gel pad. Good luck and enjoy your dancing!
DOES DANCING IN POINTE SHOES HURT YOUR FEET? For me, it didn't hurt, and still doesn't too bad. For everyone in my class, it hurt, and their feet bleed. It just depends.
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It does not have a special name but the shoes are called point shoes
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It does not have a special name but the shoes are called point shoes
When was Dancing Shoes created?
Dancing Shoes was created on 2007-09-26.
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Are pointe shoes uncomfortable?
All pointe shoes hurt, for some poeple, there first pair hurts the least for others it hurts the most. But when you first get pointe shoes you dont do much dancing on them, so it wont hurt as much. but it probably hurts more than you would expect.
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Flamenco shoes. Improve this if you have a better answer. Maybe DANCING SHOES>
What are key features that make Irish dancing shoes unique?
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