plié
muscles injuries to the back, knees,and angles
Posture is important in ballet because that is what makes you look graceful and strong. A slouched or over arched back will offset the rest of you moves and you will not appear very pretty. Your posture is also what holds all your moves together.
This is actually plié. This is when you bend both knees. Make sure your knees are to the side and your back is straight. You should be making a diamond shape with your legs.
Ballet doesn't necessarily make you taller, as that is something that I'm sure you can't control. However it does help to give you a better posture, in which you hold your body in a controlled way. So you would eventually not hunch your back (which you automatically do without realising) . So I suppose that by doing ballet you would stand a little taller!
Gymnastics is classified as a sport, but ballet is an art. Gymnastics is all about flexibility, strength and one's ability to do set moves and exercises. Ballet also needs the flexibility and strength, but is also about performance and musicality. In ballet you have to have a straight back, delicate-looking, gentle arms and turn your legs out all the time, but in gymnastics, one arches your back and your arms and hands become more 'spiky'. Ballet is not an intentionally competitive art, whereas gymnastics is all about the competitions and winning. http://youtu.be/F6FtUqzaZ1E
muscles injuries to the back, knees,and angles
muscles injuries to the back, knees,and angles
Bend at the knees, keeping the back straight, and lift using the power of the thigh(quadriceps) muscles and calf (gastrocnemius and soleus) muscles.
Posture is important in ballet because that is what makes you look graceful and strong. A slouched or over arched back will offset the rest of you moves and you will not appear very pretty. Your posture is also what holds all your moves together.
standing up with your back straight.
A straight posture is important when cooking. A hunched back is unhealthy and can slowly damage your spine. Even while sitting, a straight posture is essential.
when typing, you should have a straight posture.
stand up straight with shoulders held back
Good posture is when your back is straight, arms to your sides, feet flat on the floor. Bad posture is slumped in your chair, arms across your stomach, and barely opening your lungs.
Knees bent lean with the bar keeping back straight and then squeezing back
Sitting up straight and not slouching helps. Also when you stand put your shoulders back,chin up and your back straight. Exercise helps too.
keeping your back straight, bend your knees and grip the load.