PRIMARY DIVISION

Ballet 2 students deepen their foundation with expanded vocabulary and new steps. They learn to perform longer, more complex combinations with precision and coordination. Training emphasizes muscle awareness, alignment, and strength building.

Ballet 3 students focus on refining technique and using their bodies with greater precision. Training emphasizes leg extension, foot shape, core strength, and turnout. Students learn complex movement sequences with epaulement and port de bras as vocabulary and combinations become more advanced.

Contemporary students explore movement beyond classical ballet. They develop skills in parallel positioning, floor work, body contractions, and breath coordination. The focus is on expanding expression and comfort with new movement styles.

Ballet 4 students advance technique with faster tempos, complex combinations, and more work en relevé. Training builds leg extension to 90 degrees and strengthens feet. Double pirouettes and advanced petite and grand allegro are introduced.

Progressing Ballet Technique (PBT) builds muscle memory to improve core strength, alignment, and weight placement. Developed with physiotherapists, it uses exercise balls and resistance bands to target key muscle groups. Taught by certified instructors Attila and Mindy Mosolygo, PBT helps dancers train smarter and move with control.

Pointe trains students to safely and confidently work in pointe shoes using strength built through prior ballet training. Classes focus on foot and ankle control, rolling through demi-pointe, and achieving full relevé over the box. As strength improves, students progress to center work and, in year two, master more advanced steps and double pirouettes.

Contemporary students build strength, coordination, and control as they explore movement beyond classical technique. Training focuses on torso relaxation, joint isolation, breath, and floor work. Each step and transition is approached with clear intention and artistry.

Ballet 5 students train en pointe five days a week to build stamina, strength, and refined technique. They face greater demands, focusing on complex combinations, musicality, and precision. Emphasis is placed on self-correction, motivation, and developing individual artistry and grace.

Progressing Ballet Technique (PBT) builds muscle memory to improve core strength, alignment, and weight placement. Developed with physiotherapists, it uses exercise balls and resistance bands to target key muscle groups. Taught by certified instructors Attila and Mindy Mosolygo, PBT helps dancers train smarter and move with control.

Pointe students build foot strength, balance, and clarity in executing combinations. Classes include barre and center work. Steps grow more challenging, adding consecutive turns and hops en pointe.

In Variations/Repertoire class, students will learn classical ballet variations and excerpts from classical and contemporary ballets or original choreography will be taught.

Contemporary students use their classical ballet base to master diverse styles and expand their movement fully. They focus on emotional expression, fluid floor work, and tension-free transitions. Partnering skills are also introduced to deepen their practice.