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What is good extra padding besides the ouch pouch for extra support on your big toes while on pointe?
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∙ 12y ago
Lambs wool, toe separators, crepe tape, cushty cuts plasters, Fabric toe socks with a gel lining.
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What does XX mean on the bottom of pointe shoes?
Extra extra small or large
What sort of animal to ballet dancers use in there pointe shoes?
It's not really considered 'using an animal' but we use lambs wool for extra comfort and support for blisters. So it's just the wool of a lamb but not an animal.
Who invented pointe shoes for ballet?
Though pointe work has been around awhile, it was 20th century Russian ballerina Anna Pavlova who was attributed to inventing pointe shoes. It was said that the famous prima had high arched insteps. This resulted in her being vulnerable to injuries while dancing on pointe.She also had other foot problems. Her slender tapered feet put too much pressure on her big toes. She inserted toughened leather soles into her shoe to compensate for this. This gave her extra support and flattened and hardened the toe area. This formed a box around the toe and modern pointe shoe was born.Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pointe_shoesIn 1832, the famous ballerina Marie Taglioni was the first to dance a full length ballet (Les Sylphide) en pointe, although her shoes were much different than the pointe shoes used today. They were most like regular ballet shoes, with the ends "darned" or reinforced with extra thread. Most likely, dancers used these pointe shoes before her famous performance, but she is the first to dance a full length ballet in them, and is thus given the credit.
What should be in your dance bag?
-water -quick small snack -ace bandage -band-aids -neosporin -sewing kit (containing thread needles safety pins and clear nail polish) - a blue or black pen -a small pocket knife -deodorant -bobby pins -hairpins -nail clippers -cold or pain medicine -chapstick -hand sanitizer -footundeez (for lyrical ) -extra t shirt -extra jazz pants ( they can be used for any type of dance) -thera bands ( one at each level) -pointe shoes (if in pointe) -toe pads (if in pointe) - ballet shoes( if in ballet of pointe) -jazz shoes (if in jazz) -baby powder (if you use it in pointe) and there you go this is for class not for recital you need way more stuff for your recital
Which pointe shoes have carbon fiber?
The Gamba brand pointe shoes are made with a carbon fiber shank. I use them because I kill a Grishko "2007" extra hard shank in 3 hours. They are not the prettiest of shoes, and some teachers don't prefer them but if you need a strong shoe I recommend these.
What does XX mean on the bottom of pointe shoes?
Extra extra small or large
Fruit of loom bras style 95132 and 95068 do they have padding?
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What body type is a little extra padding?
fat
Are there camera straps with extra padding for heavier cameras?
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What bag should you use for school?
Generally, a backpack is used for school. Make sure that it is large enough for everything with extra padding and support at the back and on the shoulder straps.
What is a bombshell bra?
A bombshell bra is a bra with a lot more padding, than a usual bra. The extra padding makes your breast look bigger.
Where should extra padding be placed when splinting a fracture?
Joints and sensitive areas
Where should you add extra padding when splinting a fracture?
To the joints and sensitive areas.
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prop bats and extra padding on saso,
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What sort of animal to ballet dancers use in there pointe shoes?
It's not really considered 'using an animal' but we use lambs wool for extra comfort and support for blisters. So it's just the wool of a lamb but not an animal.
In legal terms Padding is considered what?
"Padding" is not specifically a term with 'legal' meanings. In loose slang terms it means inflating something with extra, extraneous, frivolous charges or verbiage.
