if you have a high instep you are better off with a harder shoe unless you want to break your ankle. you will break a soft/flexible shoe in no time.
bottom line: go with a harder shoe. you can basically get any shoe with a harder shank. try freeds or Russian pointes
Most people believe the first person to dance on pointe was Marie Taglioli, but there is a little evidence that someone could have danced on pointe before her.
Demi Pointe is a releve in flat shoes (Not Pointe Shoes). A releve is when you lift your heels and all that you are standing on is the balls of your feet and the bottoms of your toes. Hope that helps! :]
they have to train for many many years. have perfect balance, good turn out, and high pushed arches.
No, it is preffered to be flexible on pointe but it is not necessary. To be on point you must have a solid base for technique and strong enough legs/back to support yourself.
"En pointe" refers to dancing in pointe shoes. Non-pointe ballet shoes are demi-pointe shoes, and the dancing is "en demi-pointe".
try freed classic forte flex (dont forget that part) or bloch axioms.
Most people believe the first person to dance on pointe was Marie Taglioli, but there is a little evidence that someone could have danced on pointe before her.
To be able to get en pointe, be as flexible as you can become, and to express your self freely by your moves and steps that flow with the music.
Everyone cannot do the pointe. It requires a specific body type and it hurts probably because you are not doing it properly. It will take at least a year of training to do the perfect pointe and initially it hurts a bit. Soon, if you complete the training, it won't hurt anymore.
Demi Pointe is a releve in flat shoes (Not Pointe Shoes). A releve is when you lift your heels and all that you are standing on is the balls of your feet and the bottoms of your toes. Hope that helps! :]
You need to be very flexible, strong on flat and pointe, and have determination, not to mention you need the body that the hire people r looking for
You should only dance on pointe when you have an experienced dance instructor conform that you are ready. My dance instructor knows someone who went on pointe too early and was consequently not able to have children.
It is good to be very flexible before starting en pointe, but starting has to do mostly with strength, mostly in the ankles. Keep working on flexibility, especially in your ankles and legs, to help you with dance in the future.
u can usually buy them where u got ur pointe shoes, from a dance magazine,or online i no capezio the brand sells them
they have to train for many many years. have perfect balance, good turn out, and high pushed arches.
No, it is preffered to be flexible on pointe but it is not necessary. To be on point you must have a solid base for technique and strong enough legs/back to support yourself.
"En pointe" refers to dancing in pointe shoes. Non-pointe ballet shoes are demi-pointe shoes, and the dancing is "en demi-pointe".